Face devious foes with their own motivations. To resist capitalistic tyranny, you’ll need to power up. In 2280, Eurasica is ruled by cutthroat hyper-capitalist megacorporations. Want to throw grenades and shoot rifles? Protect your team with powered shields? Afflict your foes with intense psychological pain? Hide in the shadows and wait for the perfect time to strike? You can do all of that! Put the heroes you want in your squad and synergize their skills for double-infinite variety of playstyles! Every hero access to a different set of skills. There are a variety of unique heroes you can include in your squad, each with their own unique gameplay. People have described Metroplex Zero as a cross between Slay the Spire, Magic: The Gathering, and Shadowrun. Assemble your squad, customize your decks, gain powerful cybernetic augments, and take on evil megacorporations! I don't see any of those going down anytime soon.We fused card games, roguelikes and JRPGS together to make the best single player card battler we could.

But we're talking either Walmart, Target or Amazon. I'd be surprised if we ever see pallets of cheap titans ever again unless a major retailer that contracts with Hasbro suddenly collapses.

With TRU defaulting on payments, Hasbro sold the stock to discounters just to get rid of it. Pallets of stock that were ordered for the holidays (and not paid for) were sitting in U.S. I think that also had to do with Toys R Us liquidation at the time. Omega Supreme and Predaking never went to deep discount (that $50 Omega Supreme sale in Carlisle PA doesn't count). Incidentally, the last Titan Ollie's sold was Trypticon. At $200 with no partner and a lack of personal attachment to the AEC trilogy, instant pass. If it were $120-150 retail, then yeah, I could justify it. Now, unless I can get it on deep discount, I'm not interested. I was initially in on this because I truly like the original Cybertron Metroplex.

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