RoboCop: Rogue City

Not a perfect game, by any means. You can see, that the team was small and inexperienced, BUT you can also see, that they put quite a bit of love into this. The games enemies and facial expressions are certainly sub-par. The location variety could use...well more and bigger ^^ Pick it up on a sale. It dropps down to around 10 bucks and for that money, it surely is worth buying.

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Long story short... If you're looking for the best RoboCop game, I believe this is it. If you're looking for an objectively awesome FPS game to play, this is so not it. + Peter Weller's voice and likeness, RoboCop's purrrrrfect character model, familiar locations, and the iconic pistol! 0 Delivery of the satire, lumbering around with the titular cyborg police ain't fast, and the previous point has been compensated with the relative tight open areas between more linear bits. - Rest of the weapons are a mixed bag, the weapon upgrade system is a halfbaked chore, collecting 'evidence' is a proper chore, and there's chores to do at the frequently visited police station which give you a quick shuckle followed be a long... you know... chore.

This game certain has a B-Movie, budget feel to it. You aren't here for the story, you're here to blow the living shinola out of bad guys. And to that end it does a great job. Basically, Robocop not only absolutely nails the feel of both playing as Robocop himself, with his slow-but-tanky bag full of tricks (such as ricocheting bullets) , but it also nails the feel of the Robocop world. They have absolutely perfected Detroit to a tee here, alongside all the core elements from the first 2 films, such as the Police Department and ED-209. And the gameplay is satisfying as hell. It's simple, it's straight forward, but it's really well crafted to offer challenges which evolve nicely, which give you some lovely feedback, and which come dripping with gore too. Great stuff all round. Main complaints were that it crashed a bit too often, and that some of the side-quests were dull and should just have been left out.

I enjoy the way RoboCop: Rogue City fuses FPS and RPG genres and I think it works well. There are some clunky mechanics in the systems, especially upgrading the Auto9. I think I might have done this one thing a bit differently. On the other hand, I have not seen this mechanic executed in this way before. Maybe once I find the "right" parts I'll be happier with it. Overall this is the only real complaint I have with the systems. The "quest/mission" system works, if a little bit clumsy at times. Some of the quests are a little lazy, like wandering around the map to find every single piece of "evidence" on the map in order to get enough points to level up a skill. I missed a couple things in the first chapter and missed a skill point as a result. I don't yet know how important that skill point might prove to be. I very much like the interaction with the public mechanic, though it remains to be seen how important it will prove to be. The sound design is very good. I don't have any complaints about the graphics or effects. I have only gotten maybe halfway through the second "chapter" but I haven't encountered any bugs yet. I was a bit surprised and very pleased that Peter Weller reprises his RoboCop role in this game. He really is THE voice (and character, for that matter) of RoboCop! This one detail adds a great deal to the game's atmosphere. I've been catching up on the made-for-TV movie series and the single TV series that I found out existed after I started playing the game, and while the processing of the voices of the other actors sort of minimizes the difference, it is still extremely noticeable when Weller is NOT voicing the iconic character. The reason for only 4 stars: the auto-save system. It's terrible if your gaming sessions are only short chunks of time, say half an hour. It can take significantly longer to reach the next auto-save point. Entering/exiting buildings triggers saves but that can be very inconvenient. Manual save is NOT available. 06-15-25