
Unfinished Business is a new standalone adventure of RoboCop: Rogue City. OmniTower is their fortress, violence their language. Face elite mercenaries all the way to the top of the tower and enforce the law amidst the chaos!
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Following RoboCop's decisive victory over Detroit's gangs, a new chapter unfolds in this standalone extension set after the events of RoboCop: Rogue City.
The New Guy in Town has been defeated, but the streets are still riddled with crime. A spark of hope comes from OCP’s latest project: OmniTower – a massive housing complex designed specifically to provide for the needs of the residents of Old Detroit.
But when a group of highly trained mercenaries armed with cutting-edge weapons takes control of the building and turns it into their deadly fortress, RoboCop must take action to put a stop to their plans and uphold the law.
Prepare to take on a new breed of enemies: OmniTower is packed with high-tech threats.
From flying drones to exploding bots and anti-personnel turrets, every floor is riddled with deadly traps, and heavily armed elite troops. Expect to face minigun-toting armoured squads, special forces equipped with jet packs or even katana-wielding foes who look more machine than man.
When it’s too late to shout ""freeze"", you can rely on RoboCop’s arsenal to cool down enemies' ambitions. Choose from a wide range of powerful weapons to serve Justice, including the iconic Auto-9 or the all-new Cryo Cannon.
Unleash RoboCop's unmatched strength to deliver devastating finishing moves – whether smashing an opponent’s skull against a concrete wall or into the nearest drinks vending machine.
Experience unique missions with familiar faces which reveal more of the storyline of Unfinished Business.
Before becoming RoboCop, he was plain old police officer Alex Murphy, brave and resolute, but all too vulnerable on the beat in Old Detroit. Discover a different side of the legendary law enforcer, voiced by Peter Weller.
Step into the big boots of ED-209 and make the mercs know the efficiency of the iconic urban pacifier in action. This time, criminals won’t have 20 seconds to comply.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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Rogue City 1.5, more or less. Many of the same positives and negatives . Good (same): gunplay is great, Robocop homage and atmosphere is great, nicely detailed graphically. Good (new): you remember the cats weirdly abundant in Rogue City? You can pet them now. Bad (same): the skill tree is particularly underutilized, conversations never feel fully fleshed out, the lead antagonist remains worse than either Robocop 1 or the pair in Robocop 2, and the weapons are never as good or as fun as your Auto-9. Higher difficulties remain less fun in terms of Robocop-ness, forcing you to cover shoot more often than not. The Auto-9 upgrade systems turn you ridiculously overpowered by the end (in an unintended-feeling way), especially if you remember what skill tree categories actually matter from Rogue City. There's non-Robocop sequences to break up the gameplay, but they're mostly very Walking Simulator in an unengaging way (notable exception, the Alex Murphy section). Bad (a bit worse): the side quests here are REALLY lacking for the most part, with less interesting stories and even more minimal consequence. The new cryo gun, while not UN-fun, is useless on higher difficulties. I'd still recommend it for fans of Rogue City, on a sale, but with less enthusiasm given the slightly higher price and the slightly lower overall enjoyment.
I really think they punishing me for having too much fun with the first one. Combat is still fun yeah, but it's like 50% of the game. Rest.... slow, BORING, horrible npcs. Force you to play as Murphy, a digger, a mercenary and ED (which is meh) The game is so easy and boring. Not recommend. Just play OG.
Дополнение в целом неплохое, но и чего то выдающегося в нем тоже нет. Из однозначных плюсов - Стрельба. Табельное оружие Робо имеет невероятно приятный импакт. Смертельная мощь оружия ощущается на физическом уровне. - Графика. Если закрыть глаза на все еще ужасные модели кошек, то графическое исполнение на очень высоком уровне. Кинематографичность некоторых сцен поражает воображение. ... Да в общем-то и все В остальном... - Новое второстепенное оружие. - (Но нет причин его использовать) - Дали поиграть за ED-209 - (Но увы недолго, да и то это тир без интересных постановок) - Действие игры происходит буквально в одном зданий, так что однообразие окружения крайне утомляет. - Сюжет. Он есть... И сказать про него больше нечего. Боевичок со старых VHS на один раз. - Новые враги - (но без изюминки) - Игра проходится за 10 часов, но успевает утомить. В общем и целом это посредственный боевик с парочкой очень хорошо реализованных элементов, но строго для своих. По скидке можно купить и поиграть.
Podobnie jak podstawowa część jest to dobry tytuł ale tylko dla fanów Robocopa . Fabularnie lepsza i bardziej skondensowana niż Rouge City. A gameplay to taki przyjemny odmóżdżacz
Muito fraco em comparação com Rogue City. Chega uma hora em que o jogo fica cansativo de jogar.
This, like the first game, was a lot of fun to play. Great music, fun level design, fun enemies. Story ain't half bad either. I noticed some performance issues and things like audio drops and physics glitches that made it seem less polished than the first, but overall they didn't detract too much from the whole experience. Much like myself in just about every mission (damned hidden chests...) I give it a solid B rating.
Very Good game, crashes a lot tho...
Unfinished Business is the follow-up to RoboCop Rogue City. It takes place right after the first game and continues the story. Gameplay-wise, this is more of the same. Good gunplay, good varitey of opponents, nice gore and action. Everything you might want from a FPS. But the story and the characters are so bland that it really annoyed me. I was just looking for some plot to carry me through the ten hours of game, but it was actually lame. The villain is one-dimensional, your sidekick is one-dimensional, and the characters that you meet in hub areas are flat as well. There are some missions where you play as someone else, e. g. Alex Murphy when he was still alive. Those are surprisingly good and helped in covering up the bad plot at least a little bit. But all in all I got what I wanted. The gameplay is still great, the graphics are nice (although there are the usual minor UE5 stutters), and RoboCop is still a funny guy, especially when he uses his internalized rulebook to teach citizens. The story is quite flat, but it wasn't the strong suit of RoboCop Rogue City either, so I didn't expect it to be overwhelming in Unfinished Business either. It could have just been a little better with less stereotypical characters.
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A fun continuation of the previous game. The neverending tower gets confusing with no breaks, but you get to roam around as unstoppable machine, and get some side quests as different characters too. If you enjoyed the previous game, this is more of the same good stuff.
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