Mr. Robot

Fallen in love with Mr. Robot. And one of the Best ending I have ever seen in video gaming history. :-)

Mr. Robot is pretty awesome. It's a strange combo of oldschool isometric platform game à la 8-bit games like Head Over Heels, and JRPG style fights.

Wasn't expecting much when I got this as part of a Steam sale, but was pleasantly surprised. A cute little action RPG with some puzzle elements; reminded me a bit of Super Mario RPG. Has surprisingly good graphics and writing for an indie title from 2007. 8/10 Would go on robotic misadventures again.

While on the surface this is a basic platform jumper with final fantasy style combat after playing for a while you start to see what a gem this game is. It is very polished and there are lots of little easter eggs that make you smile. Your character is called Asimov a clear node to the sci fi writer who is often called the father of Robotics (he wrote the three laws). In another part you come across shuttles each named after a spaceship in Sci-fi. It just shows that the game was put together by a team that loved doing their job and it shows. I would highly recommend this game. While it might not be the greatest game of all time. You will not get better for a few pounds.

A fun Indie Puzzle-Platformer RPG from 2007, despite the numerous bugs and glitches. I'd say it's worth checking out if you've got the time, as long as you save often.

This game is a great little adventure into a totally different style. I loved the tech skills, weapons, and more you can use in an almost DND style campaign. the story line is great, and has good bots, bad bots, redemption arcs, and full blown twists. It's not a long game, but you can play it a few times in different ways I think. Replay after a few years to revisit. Absolutely one of my all time favs, and not just because i like robots, space, space robots, computers, space computers, and "hacking". AFAIK, the achievements are still bugged. You can NOT explore the entire ship, there is a bugged door that will not open into a corridor.

its a very creative game from a unique time in indie gaming

[i]copied from backloggd[/i] Oh, where do I even start. So, the game is from relatively unknown studio from 2007 of mediocre quality, add to this title similar to televesion series and this game was sentenced to obscurity. Unsurprising, game runs like ♥♥♥♥ even on the modern hardware. Also a lot of bugs related to graphics (I played in window mode, since on the high quality image becomes deepfried. To add salt to injury, cursor isn't bound to window, so expect messing with your toolbar. It goes without saying that there's no fixes at all). The gameplay isn't good. Controls are stiff and unresponsive, jrpg aspect of game pose no challenge at all and exist solely to pad out the runtime. I can't stress enough how everything's SLOW in this game. I mean it would be fine, if the game was a 4-5 hour experience, not double the time. I don't want to go into detail with plot, but it's yet again mediocre at best. Character named HEL (suprise-surprise) is the villain, you probably never saw it coming, huh? Dialogue is very poorly written. After character death there's 2-3 lines at max and he's never mentioned again. It's funny because the game tries to force on you the idea that these robots are sentient beings and indeed "die", not disappear. I completed it because it was my unbeaten childhood game but I really can't recommend this to anyone. The music's good though. Also "soylent" and "among us" in the credits were funny, mostly because it was unintentional.

A unique little game. Has some flaws but is cool nonetheless. Wish it had a better title.

old but gold platformer rpg worth trying out!