Cavalry Girls on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information

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In this refreshing and exciting shooting game, lead the brave and fearless girl soldiers to fight with the enemy. Refit different types of machine armour, reasonably deploy machine soldiers with different skills, repel all kinds of enemies, and protect the Empire behind you in the gunfire.

Cavalry Girls is a top-down shooter, mechs and anime game developed by 中子星游戏研究所 and published by OKJOY.
Released on October 20th 2023 is available only on Windows in 4 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 1,623 reviews of which 1,448 were positive and 175 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Cavalry Girls into these genres:

Top-Down Shooter Mechs Anime Gun Customization Shooter Singleplayer Female Protagonist RTS Automation Tower Defense Real Time Tactics Arcade JRPG RPG Dystopian 2D Co-op Top-Down Sci-fi Strategy

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows , Vista, 7, 8/8.1, 10
Processor: 256mb Video Memory, capable of OpenGL 2.0+ support
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 1060
Storage: 2 GB available space

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Feb. 2025

Wow, this game blew me away. One of those games that is made with passion. There are tons of systems, tons of things to keep track of, but they are all linked together extremely well. Things make sense. Mech combat is well handled, make gear and setup is interesting, the characters have depth, and all the game mechanics fit we into the story. I can't say anything bad about this game. Even the price is very good. If you like mechs, anime, strategy, sprinkled with some visual novel and RPG elements, then this game is definitely for you. Certainly beats many of the AAA games of 2024.

Dec. 2024

A game, full of grammar and spelling errors, and cutsceenes that are a bunch of slideshows with awkward sounds added, but the game itself has an incredible soul i feel is more and more rare in modern times. The characters is very adorable and likable, and the upgrade and gameplay loop felt overall very satisfying to me. It really felt like the Ai of each character was tailored to fit each of their personalities, from the high risk high reward yolo playstyle of San to the "Ill stay behind the sandbags thank you" playstyle of Claire. So a thumbs up for me, was a great experience.

Nov. 2024

Are you looking for the next Armored Core? Then....! Well, it's not. But it's a great little game to spend some time while waiting for it, in a genre that's sorely lacking *actually* fun, great Mecha-Games. The movement and the guns feel better than the clips might make it sound, and the missions get surprisingly engaging. It's easy to lose track of time. This is a great little indie title, and there's a real passion behind it. I can only recommend you to try it out - the folks deserve every little love you can give them.

Nov. 2024

The English localization and UI is very jank and some aspects of the game are not well explained but it all just kind of... clicks together and works. The game is surprisingly fun and I often found myself going "Just one more day." That's a good sign of an engaging game, this is definitely a case of don't judge a book by its cover. There is a lot of build diversity and interesting depth you can get into with how you build your mechs. You can be fast, slow but tanky as hell, run and gun, melee (which got a revamp recently, it feels a lot better and cooler to use), elemental builds which do have interactions with other elements (like combining fire and ice to weaken armor), and literally almost everything can be customized or enhanced in some way. From the weapons your drones use, to the enhancement of said drone weapons, to even NPC mechs and turret emplacements that can be customized as much as your own mechs can be. Flamethrower turret? Sure, why not? Base management is simple but I liked doing it in between fights, it boils down to mostly spend your action points to do activities and order workers to do stuff every day but there is some nice quality-of-life features built in that let you quickly do these menial tasks with a single click which is appreciated. Having to manage your squad's stress meant rotating them in and out of battle which lets you try out different mech builds. However if you have a favorite you like to play you can still do that fairly easily by keeping their stress down with gifts to continue sending them in to fight. It doesn't force you to bench them if you don't want to. I don't have too much to say on the story because of the less than ideal localization, but I understood enough of it to piece together what was happening. You and your squad are city gate guards who have to stop an empire from breaking through, surviving 100 days. While you progress, you start to learn how poorly the war effort is going as the empire's main forces slowly draws closer to your base. This directly translates to gameplay, as the higher ups demand more and more taxes from you to keep up with the situation. Yes, as you might've read from other reviews, you can commit tax evasion. 10/10 The story is serviceable, but I enjoyed getting to learn about my squadmates bit by bit. It's nothing mindblowing since the cutscenes are fairly short, but it was enough that I wanted them to make it through the war. I also liked the... personality graph thing. I don't know what it's called, but essentially it's a radar chart showing your protagonist's personality, whether they're reasonable, philanthropic, radical, or selfish, conservative, or fanatic. These stats go up depending on how you respond to certain events (like allowing your workers to take a day off because they're sick raises philanthropy) or by reading books. What's interesting is that even though some of these are clearly intended to be the "right" thing to aim for, there are perks and benefits to going towards the opposite personality trait. For example, the game does lean towards how your government and military is very corrupt, clearly doesn't care about its soldiers, and how your squad aren't exactly beaming supporters of them. You're inclined to revolt against their policies, becoming more reasonable and educated by reading banned books, being radical, philanthropic, etc which all grant you very nice rewards like more action points, reduced stress, and more ally deployments. But you can absolutely go in the other direction and become a simp for the government and still get decent benefits for it. It's nowhere near as good as the other option, but I appreciate the devs for allowing you to mold the protagonist however you like. This game has a lot of interesting things going for it, too much for me to really cover in a way that does it justice. Worth noting while it only took me about 20-ish hours to beat the main story's 100 days, there's a good amount of replayability still. There's an endless mode, starting bonuses you can get by unlocking achievements, various challenge modes, a survival mode, even a side story for one of the characters that allows stealth gameplay. I haven't even touched any of this yet (but I plan to after this review) but all this content for 10 bucks sounds pretty reasonable. There's even mod support on the workshop. If you're still on the fence, there's a demo available you can try to see if its your cup of tea. Give it some time and see if it clicks with you like it did for me. This game is weird, but it's just... good. I liked it, despite the jankiness. The game's still getting periodic updates, with a major DLC in the works. The devs clearly care about this project, and I wish them the best in their future endeavors. I don't know if my insane ramblings of a review can do this game justice, but if it doesn't for you check out Splattercat's review on it, which was how I discovered this diamond in the rough to begin with. Oh and Claire is best girl, don't @ me.

Aug. 2024

I have actually played this game outside of steam. At first, the UI lacked the more styled look, and the story mode didn't have anything in it. I mistakenly thought the game was just some shovelware + anime girls because the first impressions was so poor. If the devs are reading this review, I need to tell you guys to. IMPROVE YOUR FIRST IMPRESSIONS. It is until you actually played about 2 - 3 hours into the game where the stuff unlocks, the complexity shows that is where the game finally becomes a truly unique mech game with complex customization, stats and strategy. For those who want to give this game a try, you really need to play for a few hours into the game to finally get to the good part. And the poor first impressions and this delay in getting into the game, probably is why it didn't do as well as it should have.

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Cavalry Girls is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.

Cavalry Girls is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.75€ on Steam.

Cavalry Girls received 1,448 positive votes out of a total of 1,623 achieving a rating of 8.50.

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Cavalry Girls was developed by 中子星游戏研究所 and published by OKJOY.

Cavalry Girls is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Cavalry Girls is not playable on MacOS.

Cavalry Girls is not playable on Linux.

Cavalry Girls offers both single-player and multi-player modes.

Cavalry Girls includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.

There is a DLC available for Cavalry Girls. Explore additional content available for Cavalry Girls on Steam.

Cavalry Girls does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

Cavalry Girls supports Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.

Cavalry Girls is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Cavalry Girls.

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9.75€

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Developer

中子星游戏研究所

Publisher

OKJOY

Release 20 Oct 2023

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