ROBO OH will see you switching heads, splitting into particular person battle machines, turning right into a zeppelin, and reworking all through one-on-one fights.
It’s a robotic combating match! Why not? I imply, the collateral harm to close by cities alone would most likely value billions, so why wouldn’t you might have a dozen skyscraper-sized robots battle each other? Anyway, there are twelve fighters on this NES-era wanting fighter, and so they can get fairly wild. I’m undecided why you’d want an enormous robotic ice skater. I’m not actual positive why you’d want an enormous sushi chef robotic, both. The colossal cowboy appears fairly ineffective, too, however I can positively see a sure nation constructing that anyway. Ridiculous as their ideas are, although, they make for some fascinating fighters on this sharp recreation.
What I really like probably the most is the transformations a lot of them do. Transforming robots are a factor I like a bit bit an excessive amount of, however seeing this forged shapeshift via the match to do neat strikes by no means will get outdated. Autofive being made up of a mix of automobiles and planes REALLY jogs my memory of a sure reworking robotic present, and seeing it fling its separate car components with its moveset makes them very entertaining to make use of. And there’s one thing foolish about Masamioh hucking sushi round whereas reworking into an enormous cat statue to crush you that’s a variety of enjoyable. The strikes make the robotic designs really feel very inventive and enjoyable, and I actually loved seeing how the robots would change all through a match. Plus, it’s only a stable little combating recreation.
ROBO OH could draw from an period when there wasn’t a lot for combating video games (that I do know of), however it nonetheless has some nice fighter designs and strikes, and comes collectively into a pleasant, inventive combating recreation.
ROBO OH is obtainable now on Steam.
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