The story is quite involved and this actually poses a mild problem of pacing, because in an action-RPG the breaks between action are not usually the length of Gun Hazard's. Initially guided by thoughts of vengeance for his fallen comrades, Albert finds himself allying with others along the way in an effort to stop the madness of the Society responsible for widespread bloodshed around the globe. Orwen has just been overthrown in a coup d'etat and the unpleasant people behind this coup attack the base, leaving Albert and Orwen as the only survivors. In the late 21st century, Albert Grabner is just a regular guy piloting a Wanzer when the base he is stationed at receives President Orwen as a refugee. The story is also much more involved than action-RPGs usually feature, particularly when one remembers the game was made in 1996. The customization aspects, while much smaller than in other Front Mission titles, are much greater than the typical action-RPG. Front Mission: Gun Hazard is the only game in the series to deviate from the tactical action and instead is a side-scrolling action-RPG.
Front Mission: Gun Hazard - Reader Retroviewįront Mission is known for highly customizable piloted robots in the future of Earth, battling in tactical action.
