Something went wrong, robots and driverless cars flooded the entire planet. Humans built a Giant Robot to help them clean and reclaim their cities. Operate the Giant Robot. Use special tools like Tractor Beam and Tornado Maker. Defeat SuperRobot 3000. Let people return to their homes.
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Product refunded Let's sum up what Vrobot actually is since it's not THAT clear just from looking at screenshots. When you start the game, you choose which city you want to attack as a giant robot. At first, only the first city is unlocked. Each city has it's own weapn that you use to destroy it, and the weapons are as follows: - Fists (no weapon) - Tractor beam (sucks an object towards you and allows you to throw it) - Sword (literally a sword) - Tornado gun (awkwardly creates a tornado and it's not clear how it's controlled but it destroys everything anyway) - Lightning hammer. This one is actually cool and let you throw it and have it return to you like a boomerang. You can hold it up to the sky and it will charge up a lightning attack that does big aoe damage. As far as I can tell, this is the only fun weapon. So what you do when you get in to the city is... destroy buildings.
Fun game - who doesn't want to be a giant robot smashing up a city? It's overall quite short in its current form though - roughly 30 minutes for all of the levels if complete all of the objectives first try. I think it would also be great to have some variation to the levels - at the moment it's pretty much 'smash everything in the time limit'. Still, the weapons are great fun to use and the game looks good and feels fun to play, crouching to pick things up that you can then throw or catapult is pretty neat. I've done a video review of this game as well with some further thoughts. Happy to update and revise this review as the game evolves, the Trello board lists some interesting features that would be fun to see. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD6ZDRWNskQ
5.3 out of 10 You can litterally smash through this game in 30 minutes, which is to say on my first go I completed all the levels. Frankly this is a game of destruction for young kids. As a game there's no real purpose, you can't lose and the aim is just smashing stuff up to get a get an arbitrary score. It's okay for a bit of a laugh and techincally it features solid game mechanics. But for what you get it's overpriced. VRobot just lacks purpose for the gamer, it feels more of VR experience containing no challenging aspects during the levels or a post level rating system to feel any accomplishment.
Reviewed using HTC Vive Pro Think Candy Crush 🍬 VRobot style, score as many points as possible in time allowed by destruction with your fists & really fun weapons. 🤖 Steam Cards and Steam Achievements.
Product refunded I bought this game because I saw 10 seconds of the trailer and thought that this would be the magnum opus of VR gaming for me. I love feeling like a giant and decimating everything in my path, so this immediately tickled my fancy. Sadly, the playing experience was amazingly underwhelming. The destruction was incredibly underwhelming. I'd be more satisfied by destroying a child's sand castle at the beach. Everything just falls apart and there's no follow through with the buildings like they're made of paper mache. I threw a tower at another one and those were the only two buildings to fall and that was so unsatisfying to experience. My main argument here is that the physics don't match my expectations of what I wanted this game to feel like. I want to feel like a giant destroying an entire city, not a 3 year old ruining his father's model city. Also, everything breaks
Mighty Monster Mayhem VS VRobot (1). VRobot pros more polished more optimized better UI design better graphics cons relatively boring gameplay feels like it is just another king kaiju low replay value no music short play time (cleared all stages in 20 mins) relatively less immersive (feels like I am destroying toy city) lower launch discount rate (2). Mighty Monster Mayhem pros gameplay itself is very cool can move freely with swinging arms can play various gameplay style world scale is bigger so it is more immersive (feels like I became giant monster) can climb buildings more various monsters and cities high replay value relatively long play time (played more than 30mins in first city) higher launch discount (lower price) cons need to be polished more poor optimization (serious frame drop on 1080ti / 6700k / 64gb ram) relatively worse physics (imo kinda bad) movement of citiz
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