RoboCritters PC

Frantic real-time multiplayer battles pit up to 4 local or 6 online players against each other on procedurally generated, fully destructible terrain. Jet packs fuel aerial dogfights, while hop, dash, and roll mechanics let players launch off craters for quick escapes or attacks. Varied weaponry like player-guided missiles, remote cluster bombs, and nukes pairs with rechargeable abilities such as Quick-Shield, Mega-Hop, Shockwave, and EMP to outmaneuver foes. Twelve game modes, from Skirmish rounds with weapon purchases to chaotic Nuke Dogfight and mine-dodging Basic Survival, demand creative tactics across woodland, winter, wild-west, gothic, or cheesetastic worlds. Power-up crates spark territorial fights, emotes add personality with unique critter voices, and customizable modifiers tweak health or fire rates. Indie action-strategy fans who crave chaotic, reflex-driven multiplayer showdowns will find endless replayability here.

RoboCritters is a frantic real-time multiplayer battle-game where up to 4 players (or 6 online) can go head to head, fighting in real-time over a procedurally-generated, fully destructible terrain. 12 different game-modes provide unique twists to the gameplay and require players to get creative in order to outsmart opponents.

Features

• Online play fully supported - Up to 6 players with up to 4 local players per machine
  
• Fully destructible terrain - Fight until there is nothing left! Tunnel your way to victory. Use land as temporary cover. The options are endless…
  
• Procedurally generated landscapes - Utilise the interactive level-generation tool or select from over 70 pre-built level layouts.
  
• 5 different world types - Each with unique visuals effects (woodland, winter, wild-west, gothic and cheesetastic!)
  
• Varied tactical weaponry - Includes bouncy mines, player-guided missiles, remote-detonated cluster bombs, and of course, the nuke.
  
• Jet packs - Attain air-superiority against other players or engage in epic dog fights to the death.
  
• 4 re-chargeable energy abilities - From the cheap and cheerful 'Quick-Shield' and 'Mega-Hop', to the more costly 'Shockwave' and ‘EMP’. Will you use the cheaper evasive abilities or save up your reserves in order to turn the tide of battle?
  
• Hop, dash and roll mechanics - Need to get somewhere quickly? Why not use a crater as a ramp and launch yourself using a mixture of a power dash and a hop, cowabunga!
  
• Express your emotions - Taunt your opponents or show your fear with in-game emotes. Each critter has a unique personality and there are a total of 18 randomised voice statements per character.
  
• Power-up crates - Engage in sporadic territorial disputes as you fight to collect these important resources.
  
• Customisable game modifiers - Tweak the rate of fire, health, energy regeneration rate, and more..

Game-Modes

There are 12 different game modes to choose from, including:

• Skirmish – A classic battle where players must earn money from hits and kills in order to purchase weapons between rounds.
  
• Dogfight - Players have infinite basic ammo and jetpack fuel. This gamemode relies on quick reflexes and skillful aerial manoeuvres.
  
• Nuke Dogfight - All players have infinite nukes and jetpack fuel with which to unleash complete carnage against their opponents (and often themselves).
  
• Basic Survival – Players must fight with only basic weaponry while attempting to avoid an onslaught of bouncy mines continually dropped from above.
  
• Lottery - Players each receive infinite ammo for 2 random weapons (or for 1 weapon and jetpack). Players must get creative in order to win, sometimes against the odds.
  
• Shuffle - Can't decide? We got you covered. This special gamemode chooses a new gamemode every round!

Feedback and Technical Support

If you encounter any issues playing the game please get in touch with us (the developers). We have worked hard to eliminate all bugs before release but there is always the possibility that we may have missed some (we are only a two man team). We will strive to work with the community and release patches as soon as we can to resolve any issues that may come to light following release. For this, we prefer you get in touch with us via the technical-support discussion forum here on Steam.