Designed by HiGa in order to bolster its forces, with the still relatively difficult to produce Zilant and the mediocre Gallina as its only other options, HiGa tried to design the effectiveness of the Zilant into the affordability of the Gallina, and came up with a somewhat more capable Walking tank, making a middle grounds between the Humanoid Zilant and too-simple Gallina.

• Stands about 8 meters tall.
• Shields: 15
• Structure: 23
• 2x 100mm cannon Tier 5 ¹⁾ 30 RPM, 400 rounds
• 4x 150mm light linear cannons Tier 7 ²⁾ 15 RPM, 100 rounds each
• Walks at approximately 20 MPH
• Can run at up to 60 MPH

The Kuritsa has a major computer advantage over its predecessor, the Galina. With a control and sensor system designed and built for a humanoid mecha, it's more sophisticated electronics make it stabler, faster, and more effective, without any of the death-wobble the Gallina exhibits in combat. still, it is a far cry from a fully designed combat Mecha, and is relegated to security use.

The Kuritsa also has much superior communications and telemetry capabilities, and can actually be networked quite effectively for swarm tactics.

Like the Gallina, the Kuritsa is propelled entirely by its feet. it's hydraulics system is, however, more advanced and has a much superior control system. instead of being controlled entirely by motor-driven pumps, it also has a valve system that controls balance and actually makes the Kuritsa relatively Agile.