
Asimov is a lowly service mechanoid aboard the interstellar colony ship Eidolon. Carrying hundreds of frozen human colonists to a new world. When the Eidolon's computer brain malfunctions, it falls to Asimov to undertake a perilous journey through the bowels of the massive ship to save his robot friends and the precious human cargo. Mr.
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Its A Soukobon Puzzle Game, With A Very Poorly Made Combat RPG Mechanics Spliced in
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Well, the "push-things-around" puzzles did not age well. The rest of the game is pretty neat however.
[h1] Blast from the past! [/h1] A simple, yet nice mix of izometrical puzzle-platformer exploration and JRPG combat. The puzzles are pretty cool, couple of them even me scratch my head for and hour or so. The hacking part (which are the game's "combat") and all the management around it while not being very deep, still provide enough variety for the duration of a playthrough. There sure is a story in this game, but it is quite far from being the main driver for you to play. Barely there, yet still charming. Although, i have to mention one thing. I wouldn't have played this game if it wasn't for my childhood. ("Transformers" magazines, anyone?) I felt very nostalgic about this title, so when i have stumbled upon a video on it and saw the original title of the game, it was pretty much a matter of time till i'd play through the entire thing. And now i'm done! To my big surprise, i ended up getting quite involved to the JRPG aspect of Mr. Robot, even tho i don't really play this kind of games. I also vividly remember being overwhelmed by it as a child and liking the puzzle-platformer part a lot more. Kinda funny... So, yeah, these are my impressions. The last thing i should mention is that the game is pretty easy on "normal". It does include the high difficulty option, but i haven't tried it. Oh, and the mouse & keyboard controls are probably the weakest part of the entire game. Hope you don't mind using arrow keys, heh. And if you have any troubles with the "Enter" key multiclicking - use Ctrl instead. Fills the same functions. Thanks for the childhood, Mr. Robot!
Mr. Robot 👾 A platform-puzzle adventure with heart and soul. Step into the circuits of Asimov – a small service robot on a big rescue mission. Explore the dark corridors of a doomed spaceship, solve clever logic puzzles, and hack into systems to save your fellow machines. Mr. Robot combines classic platforming with Sokoban-style challenges, wrapped in a nostalgic pixel-art world filled with emotion, atmosphere, and charm. ✨ Key Features: Unique mix of action and logic puzzles Retro-inspired visuals and atmospheric soundtrack Engaging, heartfelt story about courage and loneliness Hacking mechanics and exploration in a futuristic robot world Player Verdict: ★★★★☆ “A hidden indie gem – creative, nostalgic, and surprisingly emotional.”
The platforming puzzles are not fun at all, I wanted to like this game but I hate tedious platforming
Jako dziecko mnie odrzuciła i teraz jeszcze bardziej, po prostu nudna. 40/100
NO COMPLAINTS. This game is quite amazing. Feels like the old 2d dos games i used to play but with decent 3d sprites. If you like the first zelda game and final fantasy but wondered what would happen if you combined the two: that's this. Turn based battles and mini games. maze running navigation and puzzles. Game has good feels. Sidenote: watch the movie "black hole" and other space/robot movies from the 70s and 80s you'll find some amazing references.
This is a game I first downloaded the demo for from ArcadeTown, when that was still a thing. I for the life of me couldn't figure out how I was supposed to find it, until one day I found it on a whim and found out it was on Steam(!!). It's honestly criminal how obscure this game is (though I suppose the title doesn't do it very many favors in retrospect), because the bit of it that I've played has been charming, exciting and in general, just really fun. I would LOVE to see this remastered. If a game from 2006 can look this good, imagine what it would look like given a new coat of paint.
Seems fairly retro by today's standards but still a good game that has some very light Mega Man Battle Network type exploration and battles. The platformer is a little unfairly difficult, and puzzles are okay, but I had fun with this one.
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