
This is an RPG game similar to the Metroid series. Players will play as a little scientist and create a robot named Little Q to destroy the mechanical city of Crazy Scientists
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Backstory: A mad scientist discovered a new radioactive ore in the mountains and secretly ordered a massive army of robots to mine it. The extraction severely damaged the original ecosystem. A young indigenous scientist, Dr. Dingka, created the robot "Little Q" to sabotage the robot fortress, sparking a series of battles
■Combat Skills: Little Q is no ordinary robot. In battle, he can switch between multiple types of ammunition, but the bullets must be replenished by collecting items dropped by enemies. He is also equipped with a teleportation device that allows him to temporarily summon aid robots to fight side by side

■ Inside the Mechanical Fort, numerous parts are hidden in concealed locations. These components can be used to modify Xiao Q, making it faster and more powerful
■ Some of the peculiar doors within the Mechanical Fortress are unstable spatial rifts. Consuming energy ore allows entry for exploration, potentially yielding unexpected items

■ Xiao Q can perform multiple jumps during combat, but it consumes cooldown value

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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese
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