Full Metal Schoolgirl is an exciting action-shooting game in which machine girls, armed and mechanized from head to toe, storm a giant evil corporation and bring the mayhem with slashing and shooting.

Two cyborg high school girls rise up to destroy Meternal Jobz, an exploitative corporation that rules over Japan in the near future. The game releases on October 23.

The player becomes stronger through trial and error

The battle takes place in a 100-story skyscraper. Standing in your way are the working dead, corporate slaves who have been made into cyborgs to continue working even after their death.

The machine girl can instantly transform her arms into weapons and wield them with ease. She gradually becomes stronger as she acquires more powerful weapons and modification programs (MODs). She can use firearms such as Gatling guns and shotguns, or melee weapons such as chainsaws and blades. You must choose the right weapons according to the situation.

The floor layout and security systems, including traps, change every time you attempt to advance, so you’ll have to go through tons of trial and error as you make your way to the top floor.

If you get a game over, you’ll lose your weapons and equipment and will have to start over from the first floor. However, you can use the materials and rewards you got from defeating enemies, to perform enhancement modifications and improve the basic performance of your Machine Girl.

Pre-orders for the digital version will begin on the PlayStation Store on July 2nd. There will also be a Deluxe Edition, which includes the main game as well as various downloadable contents or DLCs such as costumes and accessories for the characters. 

Lastly, the early purchase bonuses will include Akemi Costume: Saki’s Battle Suit from OneeChanbara Origin and Ryoko Costume: Aya’s Battle Suit from OneeChanbara Origin (Deluxe Edition only).