So, Iron Man Games: Mechanical War is one of those old-school Flash games where you basically jump in as Tony Stark and start blasting robots. The setup’s simple—some shady org’s got an army of high-tech weapons and mechs, and of course, it’s up to you to wreck them all.

You start off in this weird, futuristic zone (looks like someone dumped a sci-fi warehouse in the middle of nowhere), and right away, you’re dodging lasers and unloading repulsor beams. The controls are straightforward—move, shoot, maybe a special attack if you’re lucky—but the robots come at you fast. Some of them take way too many hits to go down, which is either annoying or satisfying, depending on how much you like grinding through metal.

It’s got that classic Flash game jank—sometimes the hit detection feels off, and the backgrounds are basically just static images—but there’s something weirdly fun about plowing through waves of enemies as Iron Man. Just don’t expect a deep story or anything. You shoot robots until they stop moving. That’s the whole mission.