List of BattleTech games

The BattleTech wargaming franchise includes many authorized titles in various genres, including tabletop wargames, roleplaying games, collectible card games and video and computer games.

Board games
Title Catalog Year Publisher
BattleDroids16041984FASA
BattleTech, Second Edition16041985FASA
BattleTech, Third Edition16041992FASA
BattleTech, Fourth Edition16041996FASA
Classic BattleTech: Introductory Box Set[1]35002007Catalyst Game Labs
BattleTech: 25th Anniversary Introductory Box Set3500A2011Catalyst Game Labs
BattleTech: Introductory Box Set[2]3500B2013Catalyst Game Labs
BattleTech: Beginner BoxCAT350202019Catalyst Game Labs
BattleTech: A Game of Armored CombatCAT3500D2019Catalyst Game Labs
BattleForce16111987FASA
BattleForce 217031997FASA
The Succession Wars16121987FASA
BattleTroops16371989FASA
BattleSpace16801993FASA
MechWarrior: Dark Age2002WizKids
MechWarrior: Age of Destruction2005WizKids

Roleplaying games
Title Catalog Year Publisher
MechWarrior16071986FASA
MechWarrior, Second Edition16411991FASA
MechWarrior, Third Edition17151999FASA
Classic Battletech RPG350302006FanPro
BattleTech: A Time of War350052009Catalyst Game Labs
MechWarrior: Destiny351852020Catalyst Game Labs

Card games
Title Year Publisher
BattleTech Collectible Card Game1996Wizards of the Coast

Video games
Title Year Developer Platforms
BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception1988Westwood StudiosDOS, Amiga, C64, Apple II, Atari ST
MechWarrior1989DynamixDOS, Macintosh, Sharp X68000
BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Revenge1990Westwood StudiosDOS
MechWarrior1993Beam SoftwareSNES
BattleTech: A Game of Armored Combat1994Extreme Entertainment GroupSNES, Sega Genesis
MechWarrior 30501995Tiburon EntertainmentSNES, Sega Genesis
MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat1995ActivisionDOS, Windows, Macintosh, Sega Saturn, PlayStation
MechWarrior 2: Ghost Bear's Legacy1995ActivisionDOS, Windows, Macintosh
MechWarrior 2: Mercenaries1996ActivisionDOS, Windows, Macintosh
MechCommander1998FASA InteractiveWindows
MechWarrior 31999Zipper InteractiveWindows
MechWarrior 3: Pirate's Moon1999Zipper InteractiveWindows
MechWarrior 4: Vengeance2000FASA InteractiveWindows
MechWarrior 4: Black Knight2001Cyberlore StudiosWindows
MechCommander 22001FASA InteractiveWindows
MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries2002Cyberlore StudiosWindows
MechAssault2002Day 1 StudiosXbox
MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf2004Day 1 StudiosXbox
MechAssault: Phantom War2006Backbone EntertainmentNintendo DS
MechWarrior: Tactical Command2012Personae StudiosiOS
MechWarrior Online2013Piranha GamesWindows
BattleTech2018Harebrained SchemesWindows, OSX, Linux
MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries2019Piranha GamesWindows

Multiplayer online games

Asterisks denote titles not officially sanctioned or associated with the franchise.

Title Year Developer / Publisher Platforms
BattleTech 3025 (Later 3026)*1991-VolunteersMUSE
BattleTech 3056*1993-VolunteersMUSE
BattleTech 3030*1994-VolunteersMUSE (Later incarnation changed to TinyMUX code after the success of the spinoff game Varxsis)
BattleTech: The Frontier Lands*
Inner Sphere 3028*MUX
Invasion3042*2006-2014VolunteersWindows
MechWarrior: Living Legends*Open beta in 2009Volunteers / Wandering Samurai StudiosWindows
MegaMek*2002VolunteersLinux, Macintosh, Windows
The Shack, MekWars Campaign*2007VolunteersWindows, Macintosh
Multiplayer BattleTech: EGA*1992–1996Kesmai
Multiplayer BattleTech: Solaris*1996–2002Kesmai
Multiplayer BattleTech 30252001Kesmai / EA GamesWindows
Neveron2000(?)-VolunteersWindows
MechWarrior Online2013Piranha Games / Infinite Game PublishingWindows
MechWarrior TacticsRoadhouse Interactive / Infinite Game PublishingUnity

Arcade games and simulators
Title Year Manufacturer Platform
BattleTech VR1990Virtual World EntertainmentTesla
BattleTech: FirestormVirtual World EntertainmentTesla II
MechWarrior 42002?Tsunami Visual TechnologiesTsuMo
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References
  1. http://www.classicbattletech.com/index.php?action=products&mode=full&id=198
  2. Bills, Randall (May 20, 2013). "Introductory Box Set: The Improved Reprint". Catalyst Game Labs. Retrieved June 10, 2013.
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