Metal Gear Voltron 6

Metal Gear Voltron 6 was extremely similar to The Phantom Pain. This time, it's set during 1984, where Voltron Lions are an emerging technology. The game featured Mother Base, and allowed you to have Dozens of Voltron Lions, and Hundreds of Soldiers at the base. The game was preceded by Metal Gear Voltron:Ground Zeroes. Where Snake loses it all after the Fox Unit destroys Mother Base. And in the meantime, Meryl Silverburgh was born from Colonel Campbell's wife, and is a clone of Pidge in the Les Enfantes Terribles Project.

After a 10 year Coma, Snake wakes up and realizes that the entire Voltron Lion fiasco had become a TV Series about a Mech that can be formed from the Lions. His antics, along with Pidge and Shiro, are publicized as a TV Show. Snake decides to go on a Tour Of Duty in Afghanistan and Africa to deal with The Fox Unit, who have 36 Stolen Voltron Lions, including a prototype, "A Weapon to Surpass Metal Gear". Meanwhile, he has to deal with annoyances such as Eli. He gets a pet wolf, who he names Cosmo.

The game was notable for having a buddy system, as well as retaining the first person gameplay of Metal Gear Voltron V, the game featured several recruitable buddies.

Including Pidge and her Green Lion, An Autonomous Lion that you can jump into at any time to take control with configurable classes, Cosmo, and of course the Sniper Quiet. Snake also realises a new unit that Fox has created, called the "Quintessence Unit", who use an apparent Alien Parasite called "Quintessence" to enhance their senses and make them evil.

One main difference is that the new Mother Base PMC is not called "Diamond Dogs", it is called "Blades of Marmora" at Shiro's suggestion.

Meanwhile, Pidge's father, Huey, is recruited into the group. However, he wants her brother, Matthew Hal Emmerich, to be in the Voltron unit despite him only being 7. Huey argued with Pidge's mother and what Pidge doesn't know is her Mother's been killed accidentally by him. Huey though, has his son watch Voltron on TV.

The game was well received for it's promises, including a final showdown with Eli that was denied in MGS V, being entirely in First Person. And it's customisable mechs.

Finally, the game's soundtrack included songs from the 1980s including "Take On Me", "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go", "Never gonna give you up" and "The man who fell to earth".