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Shooter, Platform, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic69IGDB61
Jump between planets, fight weird creatures, and save the galaxy alone or with a friend. Robonauts combines familiar arcade shooting gameplay with a unique possibility to switch gravity. Colorful graphics appeal to both younger and adult players while first-class music by Simon Viklund makes the adventure feel even more epic.
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Cosy, unpretentious, clear and cool.
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Nintendo EnthusiastNick BattagliaAug 20189/10Robonauts is one of the most fun games I have ever played on the Switch. It is very accessible, vibrant, and great for gamers of all skill sets. Also, its character designs are really fascinating and, in some cases, adorable at the same time.
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PS3Blog.netSep 201780/100All in all, Robonauts is a good looking game with catchy electronic tunes and a nice variety of weapons and enemies. Once you get the hang of the controllers, you'll be quickly moving around each spherical mass as you defeat any enemies on your path. Be sure to give this one a try!
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Nintendo LifeLiam DoolanSep 20177/10Robonauts reworks the conventions of a classic arcade shooter by pairing the timeless genre with basic platform game action.
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God is a GeekNick GillhamSep 20175/10Early on Robonauts is a nice little blaster, but a rote mission structure and a headache inducing core mechanic let it down.
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Nindie SpotlightNindie SpotlightSep 20176/10Summing things up Robonauts has a ton of things going for it in terms of presentation but when it comes to the control and the big picture of content it falls down pretty hard. Perhaps if there had been an advanced control option where I could take on the task of aiming myself I wouldn’t be as disillusioned and I’d spend more time being frustrated with myself not being up to the challenge rather than cursing where the game is choosing to aim at any given time. While the first few levels work and feel great once things get more crowded and chaotic it falls apart. I can appreciate a game that is difficult, challenging you to come back and perform better. When it is asking you to do so with one hand tied behind your back I find it much harder to find my enthusiasm.
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IGDB rating 5.8/10 from 8 ratings.
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