Metal Eden

Metal Eden – fast-paced sci-fi FPS action

Metal Eden, once teased as Final Form, is the latest first-person shooter from Reikon Games. If you’ve played Ruiner, you know they love style mixed with brutal speed. This time, you step into the role of Aska, a hyper unit android thrown into a world where standing still means dying.

What’s the hook? Wall-running, grappling, sliding and smashing enemies while ripping out their energy cores to keep going. It’s not just flashy – it’s survival. And yeah, missing a wall run at full speed? That’s how you learn gravity still wins.

Gameplay – speed is everything

Metal Eden throws you into missions filled with arenas, ramps and enemies who don’t wait around. You move fast, shoot faster, and improvise on the fly. The game is less about camping in one corner and more about constant motion. Think parkour meets chaos.

Combat is built on quick reactions and using the environment. Grapple hooks help you zip across maps, wall-runs let you dodge sniper fire, and ripping out cores from enemies doubles as a healing move. Sounds messy? It is. But that’s the fun.

Key features

• Wall-run, grapple and dash through brutal cybernetic battlefields
• Rip out enemy cores to heal or throw them back for extra damage
• Transform into an armored ball to smash through defenses
• Face swarms of troops, mechs, snipers and massive bosses
• Customize Aska with modules to boost power, mobility and core extraction
• Powered by Unreal Engine 5 for sharp visuals and slick movement

World and atmosphere

The game is set on Möbius, a “techno-planet” that looks like someone mashed up a brutalist city with sci-fi nightmares. It’s not cozy. Dark alleys, glowing towers and empty spaces that make you feel tiny. But it works – the setting keeps you on edge and matches the relentless gameplay.

There’s a bit of story too. Humanity tried to upload consciousness into machines, but like most “great ideas,” it didn’t end well. You, as Aska, are tossed into the mess to uncover what went wrong. Honestly, you’ll be too busy dodging lasers to overthink it.

Why play Metal Eden?

Because it doesn’t waste your time. From the start, you’re in motion, sliding into fights and grabbing ammo from enemies you just dismantled. Need a challenge? You got it. Want style points? Wall-run into a grapple kill, and you’ll feel like a sci-fi action star.

Lesson learned: never underestimate the joy of smashing a mech while hanging from a wall. If you’re into shooters that reward speed, precision and a bit of recklessness, Metal Eden will keep your adrenaline high.

Final thoughts

Metal Eden isn’t about waiting behind cover. It’s about risk, movement and making split-second choices. Play it safe and you’re toast. Play it bold and you might just survive long enough to uncover what really happened on Möbius. Either way, it’s a ride worth taking.