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Crashbots

Crashbots

|Russia|Platform, Indie

3.6 /10

Pretty rough

Niche

22 ratings
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Take control of the latest line of robots and test their fighting capabilities, agility, and endurance in various arenas filled with dangerous obstacles, booby traps and enemies. WORLD MODE: In this game mode you have to reach the finish line of each level before your battery runs out. World Mode takes you through 5 different worlds that each have their own unique contraptions and enemies that will try to destroy you. The final level of each world is a big boss fight. ENDLESS MODE: In this game mode you have to run as far as you can before your energy runs out. Crashbots features 5 different robots. Each robot has its own stats and a unique heavy attack. The robots can be upgraded to improve their durability and fighting power. You can unlock new robots by finding all of their parts that are hidden in the various worlds and game modes. Features Arcade/Shoot 'm up Gameplay. Boss Fights. Auto-Runner. 125 Levels in 5 different worlds. Unlock and upgrade new characters.

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Rating momentum

Pretty rough: 3.6/10 across 22 ratings. Negative-review risk is real; skim player takes first.

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Leans into Platform, Indie, Shooter — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 1 May, 2019
5.5/10

It’s hard not to have mixed feelings with transplants from the mobile space sometimes...

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