Droid Assault

A top down twin stick shooter where you fight robots, and also can possess the robots you're fighting as a way to add additional lives and grow a little robot army. I felt like it was extremely fun until the end game when the AI controlling your spare robots because too much of a liability and you're losing your backup robots left and right and the battles become too hectic to easily replace them.

A fairly simple arcade shooter. It's fun enough, but doesn't really feel like there's a ton of variety.

A great game!

This game makes my ♥♥♥♥ hard.

This game fits nicely within the Puppygames Universe Lore.

You'll spend most of your time in Droid Assault playing as new Droids that've been added to your party. This happens because: -Your existing allies cannot fully take care of themselves, forcing you to seek more. -When you add an ally to your group, you're forced to move into the body of that new ally. -If you transitioned into a Droid during a hectic moment, such as upon entering a map when you have the best selection of enemy Droids to hijack, there's a possibility your previous Droid will just wander into fire and die. These things are all a problem because: -There are armored Droids that must be faced with an upgraded or high-class Droid. -The only way to effectively upgrade a Droid is to pilot it. -The previous 2 points lead to favoring the player who is always piloting their best Droid, which can result in that best Droid dying or taking a lot of damage during the moments when you need to expand your pool of allies for safety. The result loop feels more like trying to stay ahead of bills coming due instead of building and leading a counter-horde of Droids. Add in the annoying battery mechanic, which limits your shots and leads to a lot of wandering around doing nothing, and the extremely samey environments, and you have one very disappointing shooter.

Excellent game with incredibly good graphics and sound design, as well as a vast variety of enemies that you can control. While its story is relatively nonexistent, its arcade-style gameplay is addictive and strategic. Its main issues are technical ones from the engine getting long in the tooth and unable to support modern controllers and resolutions, though it also suffers from bad hitboxes in some cases, iffy balancing between levels, and annoying flicker effects. Nevertheless, it's worth the price of admission due to its very solid and fun core gameplay, and luckily you don't have to restart from scratch if you lose, as there are handy checkpoints throughout.

Joyita del pasado.

This game is really fun!

Интересная в плане задумки игра, но меня, лично, больше чем на 1 забег не хватило (56ой, чтоли этаж там был). И да, все время в игре - это один забег был...