RoboBlitz

This title features a clunky robot who is able to smash up stuff. The game quickly throws Blitz into action with detailed instructions that have to be followed. I like how the game is layed out with three components to each of the six objectives for a total 18 levels. While the objective are made clear its up to the player to work out the various puzzles. The level design was adequate but uninspired and lacking originality. There isn't enough character to get me hooked. I thought the grey space ship environment was lacklustre. Moving Blitz or stacking objects can be tiresome. This game was developed with a good underlying base but the enemies feel like they were tacked on after the levels were designed. While I haven't found anything wrong with the game nothing is drawing me back. 6/10

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Enjoyed it at first, then I hit the cooling fan NOed boss fight. I tried everything I thought would work, and I couldn't get it. I looked up guides and tried what they did, and I couldn't get it. then I thought to myself, is this game worth the aggravation trying to beat one boss? No, no it is not.lack of player skill is one thing, but I am convinced the physics are just wonky for me as I have seen the videos of people doing it exactly the same as I do and getting it first try, even when getting hit. Other than that, there isn't much to the game to warrent a purchase at full price. I got my key from a steamtrades trade, so I didn't pay a cent directly, and I'm glad for that. Keep in mind by my play time that I was about halfway through the game as well, and that was me not trying to progress quickly. Simple gameplay and story, not worth the price tag, and wonky physics at times. My advice, find something better; there's plenty of puzzle platformers out there.

Tags: 3PAA - Third Person Action Adventure Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Leverpull in small corridor dungeons until you unlock final objective. Hack&slash through keyboard only with unsatisfying attack animations. Sub 720p max resolution. While the game is well structured, it is little more than a dated and linear tech demo for an outdated Unreal Engine. The lack of Xbox360 pad support is not welcome as is the low resolution. I would prefer to just move on to something a little more recent like Elex or The Surge for a robot themed third person game with hack & slash. https://store.steampowered.com/app/411300/ELEX/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/378540/The_Surge/

Most NOED boss fights are broken and prevent you from beating the game. Some of them have broken AI for the boss leading to a softlock, some of them just crash the game.

Stars received: 3.6/10 _ Note: v.5 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions [0.6] Controls & Training & Help [0.3] Menu & Settings [0.2] Sound & Music [0.4] Graphics [0.5] Game Design [0.4] Game Story [0.6] Game Content [0.4] Completion time (level/game)? [0.2] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0] BONUS point: Review for VR [N] - if Registration is required with providing PII Game description key-points: This Gamash, a good attempt and progress towards something nice, but overall it didn`t got there yet.. numb robot saving the day (help him complete puzzles) Overview: 2022+ confident NO Idea looked ok at first, but the art and design like it`s back from past. Robot manipulations and movement itself is buggy and clumsy. Moving or smashing objects is not exciting at all. Game progress and objective quite not easily understood as it`s a puzzle, sadly any voice is missing, like a numb game between robots bip-bip. Level design and objectives are decently laid out, but puzzling process becomes quickly boring and cumbersome.

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Игра прикольная, но проходиться быстро. Прикольные уровни и механика прокачки. Минусы игры: иногда вылетает игра, а так игра норм. Оценка игре: 8/10.

good game

Thinking back in to 2006 I was the proud owner of a 7900 GTX and the Robo Blitz disc was a promo material that include with the graphics card. I used to run it for hours even for days, wandering through levels and enjoying the first tech demo of the Unreal Engine 3, all supports redering "advanced techniques" such as HDRR, per-pixel lighting, dynamic shadows and other cool stuff. It was great, definitely.