Sloth Gloss Games has announced Steel Century Groove, a rhythm RPG set in a world where mechas once used for war are now used for dance battles. It will launch for PC via Steam in 2025.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
Pilot mecha in rhythm RPG dance battles. Assemble a squad of colossal dancers, challenge every rival you lock eyes with, compete for the championship trophy, and uncover the secrets of a world where everything moves to the drumbeat of steel feet.
Thousands of years ago, humanity built colossal war machines to stop the apocalypse. Now they just use them for dance battles.
Groove your way across a rich world, assemble the perfect mecha crew, and rise from humble beginnings to ultimate stardom.
Key Features
- Dance Dance Mecha! – Challenge other pilots o intense dance-offs on a massive scale.
- RPG Rhythm Battles – Each mech has a unique kit and special mechanics. Choose the best move for each note to defeat your opponent.
- A Pilot’s Journey – Make friends nd rivals on your journey to claim the championship trophy.
- Turn Up the Volume – Groove to the awesome built-in soundtrack or bring your own MP3s.
- Gigantic Adventure – Battle from coast to coast and uncover the secrets behind the steel dance.
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Additional Features
- Collect and Upgrade – Level up your mechs, equip them with mods, and pair them with different combinations of backup dancers.
- Unique Gameplay Kits – Each mech has their own set of abilities, mechanics, and resources. A simple starter mech builds and spends energy, while later mechs have you maintaining an army of drones or swapping between cards in a mini deck builder.
- Flexible Rhythm Combat – Steel Century Groove doesn’t demand a specific button press for each note. Instead, pick from your mech’s kit of battle abilities.
- No Playing the Metronome – Challenge yourself against interesting melodies, even when playing with your own music. You’ll never just be endlessly tapping out the beat.
- No Accessories Required – Built from the start for gamepad or mouse-and-keyboard.
Watch the announcement trailer below. View the first screenshots at the gallery.