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While its main effect was to make me think that someone making a good Browser-based Diablo-clone would really be onto something, the room-by-room conflict format created a real desire to press on. That's an interesting model, isn't it? I'll be intrigued what people make of it.Д«ut generally, I enjoyed this. It's basically a shareware model - as in, very large demo - but with the actual game stored on the browser. After that, you have to unlock the rest of the game by throwing down ten dollars for the experience. There's four levels in the demo, which is a good chunk of robokilling. What would have been the functional difference from having a barrier to stop your robot just committing suicide? Well, the functional difference would be that you don't zoom out of the first room and immediately fall into space, which almost made me quit it before I even started.Д«ar that, I enjoyed this a lot.

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Frankly, this is a genuinely strange design decision which adds nothing to the game other than a source of accidental deaths - and a good chunk of the arenas are just Smash TV squares. If you move off the playing area in a given arena, you fall to your death. See the detail on either side of the pathway my robot's shooting from? Are they barriers or not? Zoomed in, it's a little more obvious, but they're actually drops. Secondly, the majority of deaths weren't actually from combat. While you get XP for this - there's a levelling system - it's still not exactly that compelling. That means if you get stuck in a bit, you're likely to find yourself having to barge your way through a couple of rooms you've beaten before you end up facing off against whatever beat you. While Walker's played it before, because it's called Robokill - thus buying into RPS' dual loves of robots AND killing - I had to play too. Firstly, the life system - when you die, you get shunted back to the last travel point (you can move freely between them whilst claimed, allowing easy trips back to the shop) and the robots reclam a couple of rooms from the map. The developers of this premium flashgame - and I'll get to that in a minute - dropped us a line about this. It opens up this aspect slowly - you initially really just treat the game as a blaster - but it's certainly there. Between the pair, I was able to both stun and send mobs reeling while the other two grenade-launchers pummelled them.

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It's these where you get more unusual builds - for example, I found a freezing laser gun plus a medium shotgun with knockback. Robokill is an online shooting game developed by Rock Solid Arcade, and has been played 224900 times on. While basic more expensive weapons are available from the shot, rare or unusual items can also be found. Four weapon slots are available, plus other inventory slots.

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There's a higher level map so you can track your path to your ultimate mission destination or - probably more importantly - work out where special rooms containing the eternal desirable l00t may be.Д«ecause that's where the Diablo element comes in - as well as collecting money, you can upgrade your robot. At which point, you can choose which exit to head through, and the cycle repeats. Every time you enter a new room, the doors lock until you kill everyone in there. More beneath the cut.Д«asically, you play an upgradable robot, moving between enclosed, pre-designed arenas. It's actually an interestingly direct mix of Diablo and Smash TV/Gauntlet with a Captive-esque surface layer. There are thousands possible words from various aspects, so experiment by typing very short what you are looking for.The developers of this premium flashgame - and I'll get to that in a minute - dropped us a line about this. Keywords can be related to anything, allowing advanced filtration and specific results. Quotation marks can be used for whole phrase (example: 'action rpg') or exact word (example: '4x'), and combined with exclusion if needed (example: -'action rpg'). Minus sign can be used for exclusion (example: -anime). * KEYWORDS - Defines maximum of five keywords separated by space. * TO YEAR - Defines the latest year of release represented by four digits. * FROM YEAR - Defines the oldest year of release represented by four digits. * ORDER - Defines how the generated list should be sorted. * THEMES - Defines the topic related to the game. * MECHANICS - Defines elements of gameplay. * GRAPHICS - Defines how gameplay is displayed. * SIGN - Defines if criteria should be included (+) or excluded (-). * COMBINED GENRE - Defines the second genre of the combination. * GENRE - Defines the main type of gameplay. * PLATFORM - Defines the whole family or a single model. Note that due to the fact that there are thousands of titles in the database, some small part of them may not contain some data and latest releases may not be included shortly after the premiere. Generates a list of all games that match the criteria settings.