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In 2031, humans could no longer survive on the Earth’s surface. PyroCorp saved the world by building massive underground cities with their army of intelligent robots. Everything was fine – until one day, when the robots lost their minds and killed all humans. As the only remaining Good Robot, you must save PyroCorp from any lawsuits that might occur.
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COGconnectedNicholas PlouffeApr 201680/100If you enjoy twin-stick shooters, rogue-likes, or both, Good Robot is absolutely worth your time and money.
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Cubed3Brandon HowardApr 20168/10Despite some minor flaws in its controls and systems, Good Robot is still an immensely enjoyable experience. The visuals and sounds all play together harmoniously, and it manages to blend two very different genres in a way that's not only fun, but completely approachable for newcomers. Easy to pick up and hard to put down, it's definitely worth a look.
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Readers GambitRhys ThomApr 20168/10In essence, Good Robot is an all round well polished twin stick shooter. With its procedurally generated environments and its wealth of enemies, you are sure to be entertained for hours on end.
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Gadgets 360Akhil AroraApr 20166/10With the right weapon, there's a sense of dominance the game awards you with, and as you decimate your opponents, it feels rightly satisfying. By striking the proper note between challenging and fun, Good Robot manages to craft a game that is rewarding in its achievements.
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TechRaptorLuigi SavinelliApr 20166.5/10Good Robot does not really add anything new to the roguelite genre, but the enjoyable core mechanics make it worth a look
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