BE-A Walker

Take control of a huge mech on an alien planet! Shoot and trample the natives, avenge your brother, or forgive his killers? Join the rebels to restore peace on the exotic planet of Eldorado.

BE-A Walker is a shoot 'em up, difficult and experimental game developed by Tequilabyte Studio and published by Games Operators and PlayWay S.A..
Released on May 07th 2020 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux in 3 languages: English, Russian and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 563 reviews of which 418 were positive and 145 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.1 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 1.63€ on Steam and has a 80% discount.

The Steam community has classified BE-A Walker into these genres:

Shoot 'Em Up Difficult Experimental Mechs Action-Adventure Shooter War Survival 2.5D Isometric Post-apocalyptic Story Rich Choices Matter Lore-Rich Action Simulation Cartoony Colorful Hand-drawn Hero Shooter

Media & Screenshots

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7 64bit
Processor: Intel Pentium
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 530
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 500 MB available space

MacOS

OS: Mac OS X 10.15 "Catalina" x64 or higher
Processor: Intel Core i3
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Storage: 600 MB available space

Linux

OS: SteamOS, Ubuntu 16.04 64bit
Processor: Intel Pentium
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 260
Storage: 500 MB available space

Reviews

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Oct. 2024

Times Beaten: 1 Highest Difficulty Beaten: Hardcore - Normal Overall Feelings: Fun game, kinda short and repetitive but Mech power fantasy is fun. Main Takeaway: Squishy People go squish beneath a giant robotic foot. Actual Review: BE-A Walker is a pretty fun game, I beat the game within about 4.3 hours for the Warrior of Humanity Path on my first session, lost track of time because the Power Fantasy of being a Mech Pilot with a Smoothbore Cannon, Rocket Salvo and Literal Death Rays is just a blast. Fairly short but fairly fun. Oxygen Mechanic is punishing early, specially when you don't have Filter upgrades as some missions are literally impossible. I do find it kinda funny how everyone complains about the Oxygen Mechanic when you can also just pick 'Arcade' and ignore that mechanic entirely, versus 'Hardcore' where its needed to be watched. The different modes of "Normal", "Econ" and "Full Power" resulted in an interesting balance choices. All Quiet? Econ, time to preserve Oxygen. Combat? Toss it up to Normal gear and lets brawl. Near Death but you have too much oxygen? Turn it up to Full Power and decimate everything in your way. Controls did feel clunky at first but once you're going, you're going.. and if you don't like manually moving, you can just double-tap for the auto-movement. Only issue I had in regards to enemies was the inability to tell which leg was being attacked by rockets / explosives sometimes, and the inability to shoot the enemies behind me. Only Missions I vehemently disliked was the Mine & Personnel Missions, where you had to walk through a mine field (It took me 3 goes to realize I can blow up the mines.), and avoiding the people in the labs. Sometimes you'd just lift up your foot and woops, you just took off someone's head. Once I got used to it though they stopped being issues. The Humanity Ending is kinda lackluster, I found it kinda interesting how everyone is like "Oh no, we've accidentally given our mortal enemies a disease they can't cure!", and its quite clear that Humanity is severely on the backfoot even with the Walkers.. Literally no one stopped to say "Isn't this a.. good thing? They're avidly trying to kill us." Also, the Death Rays kinda... killed it? They're too strong honestly and theres no alternative to it, even with the high energy cost if you're a weirdo like me that goes hard into Energy Maximum & Cooldown (As well as maxing out your guns & oxygen), then the entire game after that point is a literal cakewalk... Though, this was on Normal, so experiences may vary at levels above that. All in all, game is pretty fun and combat is chaotic but satisfying. Recommend it for anyone that wants to live out their Power Fantasy as an AT-ST / One of those Scout Striders and enjoy blowing up anything that tries to fight you.

Sept. 2024

Psygnosis made basically the same game for the Amiga back in 1993, it was called Walker. "BE-A Walker" has the same pros and cons that Walker did. Pros: It looks cool and is fun at first. Cons: You end up fighting the controls and the game play gets repetitive after a while. Still, it's an okay little game for the price I guess.

Aug. 2024

excellent game. story isnt as good as it probably could be, but the gameplay makes up for it. a bit jank to get used to at first, but if you keep playing you will figure it out quickly

June 2024

Recommended! (For very specific people with a very specific sense of curiosity) Good bits: > Upgrade system (Standard stuff but enjoyable for what it is) > Shooting things with guns, lazers, and rockets. > Squishing things with giant metal feet. > Pretending to be an AT-ST from star wars. Not-so-good bits: > Repetitive. Very Repetitive. > Walker can't go any faster than walking. Even on MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE. > Minefield missions and "Don't-step-on-people" missions. You'll see what I mean. > The shooting system. > The story. > Slight QWOP-ish nature. (frustration included) TL:DR. You walk, You shoot, You walk again, You die. 5 outta 10.

Jan. 2024

Overall I like this game. I think its good. Not great, but good. Its a bit too hard. About halfway through the campaign, I dropped it down to the "Easy" difficulty. I barely noticed a difference and the game was still too hard. Maybe the Devs don't understand the concept of an easy difficulty. There is also a similar thing with there being an arcade mode where you are supposed to not have to manage the Air resource, but when I tried turning that on, I still had to manage Air. It makes me wonder if maybe these different settings aren't functioning properly, or perhaps I just experienced a bug or something. That said, the game can be very fun. The combat is very much at times a power fantasy against overwhelming odds. At its best, you feel like a god of war as you mow down entire battalions. While the game can be very fun, it can also be very frustrating. About halfway through the game introduces these minefield missions where you have to avoid stepping on mines, and I have to say, these missions straight up suck. I get they were trying to switch up the game play, but those missions are tedious. Having to pay for your own repairs is also an aspect of the game that I don't think was well thought out. It means that the game punishes you for having a hard time, so it can get where one really rough mission can make the next several missions harder due to not being able to afford upgrades due to lack of money. Overall, a solid 6.5/10 game, but be prepared for the difficulty to be a bit too high. I initially rated this higher, but honestly, even for such a short game, it sort of overstays its welcome. After 8 hours, I just wanted the game to be over so I could move on to something else. While this game can be incredibly fun, it can also be incredibly frustrating, and it switches between the two constantly. Still, it got it for sale for like 2$ or something insanely cheap, and for that cost its definitely worth it.

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