Duke it out with massive alien robots during the peak of the Mayan civilization. Nuke, zap, implode, incinerate and destroy your friends in singleplayer or local multiplayer. Win the adoration of your tiny Mayan tribesmen, and keep an eye out for Mayan Gods who will try to crash your party.
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Fun and visually entertaining game. Due to the high paced battles it's (in our case) very well suited for playing during lunch breaks. Simplified weapon choice compared to Worms, but that doesn't take away from the tactical choices you have to make to obliterate your fellow colleague.... (or end up with a "NOOOOOO!" moment). Thumbs up!
Mayan Death Robots is a worms-esque game where each character has unique abilities https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0LYKUgKBKU The main objective is to destroy your opponent's core. You can completely destroy the level and are forced to overcome obstacles on your way while simultaneously protecting your core in some way. Each round has a short timer in which both players select their moves at the same time. When the timer runs out your action is carried out. All Death Robots can rebuild the terrain by placing Tetris-shaped blocks to either barricade their core off or create a platform. All the Robots can also use a jump action and fly across the map. Where the characters differ is their weaponry. Some weapons will stick to a surface and climb around, others will drill through, while others can release cluster grenades from the air. The aiming system takes gravity into account, which is
I've see Mayan Death Robots on several events and it was always a crowd pleaser. It does several cool things to shake up the artillery game formula (ie.Worms) quite a bit! For one, the pace is way faster than Worms', with all players playing at the same time so if both players know the game, matches move on forward very pleasantly. Adding characters with specific skills does a lot to increase variety and the boss fights help in changing the pace quite dramatically (ad they're very well put together). The character skills have a lot of variety and there are some nice touches like the Tetris-inspired wall-building and the "skill-roulette" that manage to shake things up a bit by granting a random super skill to players. Of course everything is not perfect and the game can feel a bit overwhelming at first due to the quick pace and busy screen. The campaign does a good job of teaching you
Myan Death Robots is a ton of fun, whether you're playing solo against the computer or with a friend locally. The character/weapon variations are well balanced, and the gameplay changes during the campaign mode makes it even more interesting. I highly recommend this game to anyone that's a fan of artillery games, such as Worms.
Very fun pretty well balanced Worms alternative for two players who have taken a couple of beers and sit in front of the TV with gamepads
When asked to describe Mayan Death Robots in a few words I instantly knew what they were. Competitive: there are few games that get me quite as competitive as Mayan Death Robots! This game makes you want to win and gives you an immense amount of pleasure seeing your enemy robot being blown to pieces by a very grumpy snowman! Fast-paced: unlike Worms where I remember spending many hours slowly watching someone sling from one side of the map to another, Mayan Death Robots is a fast game that constantly keeps you occupied. Engaging: there is never a dull moment in Mayan Death Robots. There is so much going on from the constant missiles in the air, to little Mayans building their world on the and the constant fear of your core being destroyed, that you are contineously engaged. Adorable: the setting is amazing! The mayans are adorable, but so are the robots and the gods. Mayan Death Rob
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