At first sight you will be amazed, but does this game hold up?

As a first note, the graphics are a huge feat to what people have seen to date. Robokill contains nice, sleek graphics with a futuristic industrial look. However, this game is so graphic intensive I will guarantee you will probably try lowering the quality to make it run faster. For now, we are impressed, so lets go to gameplay.

You are a robot on a 2D overhead map. The game is a exploration game that is similar in style to Zelda, hunting around for keys etc. As you progress you take on missions, equip items, and kill robots (Duh!). The system is solid, you have shops, maps, and more! Overall Robokills gameplay is amazingly fun.

Although you’d think you just need to change your oil, Robokill actually has a exp and level system, as well as shops and cash. As you level, you can use new items and have better innate stats such as damage and shielding. The RPG elements may use a facelift, but they certainly meet expectations.

Althoug sadly the menus are terrible. Buttons are so tiny you will barely notice them and cannot look at them on the fly. Shops are completely unorganized and hard to find specific weapons when they all are school-bus yellow. Messages are terribly tiny, and overall things need to be much bigger.

A thing I would like to note is the full-version purchase. For around $10 you can buy missions 2 & 3. This is a great deal, and definitely will be well spent. When you buy it, you don’t get a product code, rather, you can use your e-Mail instead, which is quite convenient, and I definitely suggest the purchase of the full version if you are into this type of game.
Although even without the full version the first mission is long enough to do outdo most flash games.

Overall, I give this game a 9.3/10

A definite candidate for a cult classic, executes old formulas very well.

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Special thanks to Rock Solid for giving us a version to review.