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Feed My Mech is a first-person horror puzzle game developed by TheManiacMartian, released on PC in November 2025. Set in a crumbling underground colony, you control a mech tasked with retrieving lost technology. The twist: a parasitic entity infects machines, forcing you to navigate claustrophobic environments while solving environmental puzzles to survive. It’s a short but tense experience blending survival horror with methodical problem-solving. The game leans heavily into atmospheric dread, using flickering lights and distant mechanical sounds to build unease. Think of it as a self-contained horror story where every puzzle solved risks waking something hungry.
You move through abandoned tunnels and labs, using your mech’s tools to disable traps, power generators, or bypass blocked paths. The puzzles often require redirecting energy, manipulating machinery, or disarming infected systems. Combat is sparse but stressful, you’ll use limited resources to fend off hostile machines, but the real threat is the entity’s slow advance. Sessions average 30, 45 minutes, with a focus on deliberate pacing. Controls are straightforward but precise, requiring attention to environmental clues. The game rarely lets you catch your breath; even during exploration, creaking metal and distant hisses keep tension high. Progression feels earned but linear, with little backtracking.
PlayPile community ratings average 4.3/5, with 87% completing the game. Average playtime is 3 hours 45 minutes, and 92% of completions finish the main story. Moods are split between "eerie" (68%) and "tense" (73%), while "frustrating" (15%) and "unpolished" (12%) show minor gripes. Critics praise the atmosphere but note repetitive puzzles. One user wrote, "The first third is gripping, but the middle sags." Achievements total 25, with 80% completion rate. Price is $19.99, which most consider fair for the experience.
Feed My Mech is a niche pick for fans of horror and puzzle games who enjoy short, intense experiences. The low price and strong atmosphere justify the ask, though repetitive segments might test patience. With 25 achievements, it offers light replay value but isn’t a marathon. Skip if you prefer open-ended exploration or combat-heavy titles. For $20, it’s a quick, memorable story worth trying.
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