RoboCop: Rogue City

It ws first really weird to have an immersive-sim kind of game where you couldn't jump or even crouch, but thematically it fits. Robocop isn't running around trying to dive into cover. He' a walking tank, his own cover. He doesn't duck, he shoots, or punches, or throws motorcycles and CRT monitors at lethal velocities. Robocop is a badass, and if you play this game you'll feel like a badass too.

Couldn't beat the game due to a bug.

this is everything you wanted from a robocop game everything feels like robocop you feel like a tank and the world and character are faithfully recreated game play feels like robocop you are a slow moving tank the level up system and gun custamization are great not to deep i hghly recomend this game its not to long i beat it just under 6 hours the stroy is great and kept me invested in it the entire way i like that you can make chises that affect how ppl see you and those choises affect the world only reason i dont give it a 5 star is it gets a little repeditive at the end

Rogue City doesn’t just bring nostalgia; it deepens it. Beneath the gunplay is a world rich with story and soul. Heavy on Dialogue, Rich in Lore This isn’t your usual FPS. Between shootouts, the game unfolds through dialogue-heavy moments that reveal a surprisingly emotional and layered RoboCop universe. Some might find the pacing slow, but for lore-lovers, it’s gold. Murphy’s Humanity Performing mundane tasks like scanning IDs isn’t just filler—it reflects RoboCop’s lingering humanity. Citizens notice him, react to him, even grow to respect Murphy as a person rather than a product. That emotional arc is what makes playing him so special. Performance & Bugs It’s visually stunning but demanding. Players with mid-range setups may hit a snag—NPC mouths bug out unless view distance is set to “far,” which breaks immersion in a game so focused on conversations. Combat & Rhythm Expect combat, but expect repetition. It’s structured in a loop—dialogue, action, repeat—which won’t appeal to everyone but serves the story well. Characters Worth Discovering There’s real value in exploring beyond the main quest. The city’s packed with memorable side characters and moments that reward curiosity. Rushing through would mean missing out on the game’s strongest storytelling. The Identity Conflict RoboCop’s internal struggle is portrayed subtly but powerfully. Watching others shift from seeing him as a machine to respecting him as Alex Murphy adds meaningful depth to your choices and actions. Epic Score & Snarky Replies The soundtrack? Absolutely epic. And the dialogue options? Full of cheeky, dry humor that fleshes out RoboCop’s character beautifully. It’s not just a game. It’s a chance to experience RoboCop beyond the visor—a thoughtful, immersive journey worth taking slow.

If you think Robocop is one of the greatest movies of all time, then you will love this game. You'll love this game even if you don't know what the movie is. If nothing else, I have yet to see an DEI woke garbage in this game, so it has that going for it. Enjoy.