Roboquest | PC GAMES

Explore the harsh reality of the year 2700 in “Roboquest,” a fast-paced FPS with Roguelite elements. Join Max, a resilient scavenger, as she revives a Guardian robot to confront evil bots. Customize, face challenges, and explore dynamically generated environments – humanity’s fate rests on your skills.   Navigate through the chaos with nimble movement, mastering frantic mechanics to run, jump, and dodge through levels with evasive maneuvers against the relentless enemy bullet-hell. Embark on your journey by selecting from several classes. Lead an army of drones, unleash devastating rockets, or stealthily infiltrate for a sudden burst attack. Your choice of Guardian class shapes your strategy in the battle against the evil bots. Create your unique build along the way with sets of upgrades for each class. Explore powerful synergies, further personalizing your playstyle as you progress through dynamically generated environments. Engage in battles with a diverse array of weapons, from shotguns and rifles to the almighty mortar and flare gun. Roboquest offers a wide selection, allowing you to choose the weaponry that suits your combat style in the face of varied challenges. REVIEWS If you like first-person shooters, you will have an absolute blast with Roboquest. The game scratches the itch for a satisfying and active shooter in a way that few other titles manage, and you can expect to spend hours just ducking back in for another round of shooting and jumping in the hopes of reaching the end this time. I can’t recommend this one highly enough. Gamer Escape   The music in Roboquest is fantastic with the synthwave Carpenter Brut-inspired soundtrack amping me up as I ran and gunned my way through each biome. Although the gameplay can get somewhat repetitive after a while, there is still so much variety to discover. If you’re looking into dipping your toe into the Souls/rogue-like pool, I would strongly recommend giving Roboquest a look. Gaming Age   Roboquest is just an uncomplicated, fun time that clears the palate after all the Soulslikes and open world adventures we’ve had this year. God is a Geek