
Robowars is back on Steam! Fight off troops of droids for freedom and honor in our classical tower defense game. Lead the forces of the Solar Union to protect the peaceful planet of Praymos from the aggressive Trade Confederation.
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халтурная пародия на Plants vs. Zombies
Em um futuro próximo, a humanidade abriu o caminho para as estrelas – possibilitado pelo uso de droides, capazes de operar no ambiente hostil do espaço profundo. No entanto, tanto as naves espaciais quanto os droides dependem do 'Neonium' para seu poder. No entanto, esta nova fonte de energia só foi encontrada nas luas de Plutão e os depósitos são muito limitados, por isso começou a busca por um novo suprimento. Naves de reconhecimento descobriram que um planeta distante conhecido como Praymos tem ricos depósitos de Neonium. O único problema é que Praymos não é apenas habitada, mas possui uma civilização tecnológica semelhante à da Terra da segunda metade do século XX. O resultado foi uma batalha não apenas pelo controle do recurso, mas de todo o planeta.
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А РУССКОГО ЯЗЫКА НЕТ. ЗНАЧИТ ОТРИЦАТЕЛЬНЫЙ ОТЗЫВ.
N-Game Studios (habt ihr auch den N-Wort Pass?), ich kann sehen was ihr euch bei Robowars gedacht habt. Ein Tower Defense Game, bei dem man schnell Parallelen zu beispielsweise Plants vs Zombies zieht. Vom Umfang her bin ich mir sehr sicher, dass man hier einige Stunden beschäftigt sein wird. Aber das ist leider so wie bei Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi: Vom bloßen Inhalt her absolut top, aber das Gameplay ist Schmutz. Was bringt es mir 500 Level zu haben mit einer Story, die versucht einen zu packen (Betonung liegt auf versucht), aber ich quäle mich durch die Level durch? Ja nix halt. Da gibts nichts, was mir das bringen könnte. Das Spiel ist wahnsinnig träge, billig in der Aufmachung (da verschmerzt 2014 gar nichts) und ja. Die paar Level haben mir gereicht, um mir das zu zeigen. Und ich bin mir sehr sicher, dass ich nichts weiter verpasse, außer, dass eventuell die "Bahnen" auf denen man Einheiten spawnen kann mehr werden oder die Gegner einfach stärker. Ich bin einfach nur enttäuscht.
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As much as I have liked PvZ, I just can't recommend this game. Sadly, it was taken off the store, but I guess I can see why. The game isn't really polished, the gameplay is slower than in PvZ and after a few maps, the difficulty just spikes very hard, making you grind lower levels for credits. The towers are mostly a copy of PvZ. The enemies as well. The sound design is just... ok The graphics while they are supposed to be "realistic" just look old and plain bad. Half of the UI is just clunky or straight doesn't work. I really went into the game, trying to like it... But unless someone pays you to try this, I wouldn't recommend it. The maybe good news is that the devs are working on a sequel to this, and have a chance to redeem themselves with it. I'm wishing them the best with the journey from now on, but this game was clearly not it
Robowars is an exciting and engaging robot combat game with great graphics, strategic gameplay, and intense battles that keep you hooked.
Like most other reviews say, it's pretty clear the devs took Plants vs Zombies as a major inspiration for Robowars. So much that it feels more like a buggy reskin of the game instead of its own. The lanes, the resource gathering, multiple types of enemies, even the units are all copied from there, but with hardly the same amount of polish that PopCap used on their title. And to boot, while PopCap is still an active dev, at the time of this writing the dev for Robowars hasn't signed onto Steam in a year. An entire YEAR. I tried making a profile, made a male one. Wanted to see the female, a text box in Russian pops up. Try entering a name, nothing happens. Game is essentially locked up, had to restart. Upon entering again, we're given cheap dialogue with grammar errors abound, followed by gameplay that barely explains its quirks and mechanics. There's no details, no stats. No way to tell other than looking at life bars how much damage a turret does. Or how much we heal for. There's no explanation for how to activate some things, like the tower that supposedly powers up your turrets. Or how long it works. Or if it's even passive. Same with the PvZ Garlic clone; no telling HOW to activate it, so enemy soldiers took it down and kept going. The windowed / full-screen button is in the level hud right above the Repair / Dismiss / etc functions, not in the actual menus. The pause button is over there, no ESC key here. There's no reason given for why some units cost money, while others are from the resources you collect. Or if you get them back at the end of the level. Which, if they're destroyed, creates a limited economy that threatens you to conserve them, or just not use them otherwise. That's a problem in itself, though, since you're barely given enough time to start a defense layout (unlike PvZ where the ramp up was well done) before enemies swarm you. So you HAVE to use your limited use units, from your extremely small (5 cards up to the 9th or 10th stage before I quit) selected hand to take down waves that don't stop. Eventually you can get up a defense, but at that point the game becomes a Repair spam city as your turrets and units do mystery damage to enemy units whose own details are scant at best. And all of this is wrapped up in a sci-fi military tone too blasé to care about. Do yourselves a favor, Comrades. Skip Robowars, go get PvZ if you haven't already, and play a good tower defense game.
Feels like a very very cheap and poorly made Plants VS Zombies but then with robots and ♥♥♥♥. Just another ♥♥♥♥♥♥ mobile game ported to PC it seems. Also 12,99 for this game? ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I won't even get it for free. 1/10 would never Robowars again.
In the near future, mankind has opened the way to the stars – made possible through the use of droids, able to operate in the hostile environment of the deep space. However, both spaceships and droids are dependent on ‘Neonium’ for their power. However, this new source of energy was only found in the moons of Pluto and deposits are very limited, so the search started for a new supply. Scouts ships discovered that a distant planet known as Praymos has rich deposits of Neonium. The only trouble is Praymos is not only inhabited but has a technological civilization similar to that of Earth of the second half of 20th century. The result was a battle not just for control of the resource, but the entire planet. Gameplay RoboWars is easy to play yet difficult to master. Each level has its own unique set of tactics – master the tactics and push on to victory! Select your cards wisely – deploy them even more carefully. Build your defenses to prevent the capture of your flags by the enemy. Place your units or set your traps; earn the right special abilities. In between attacks, construct new defenses. Manage your supplies of Neonium well – the more you have, the more special abilities cards will be available. The cards allow you to build battlefield towers, units and traps or to activate abilities. Build Neonium production plants for even more special ability cards. Destroyed enemy units will sometimes drop money, which can be used to buy units, traps, and attack cards. Features More than 50 types of units, towers, abilities and powerful bosses! Story-based campaign with 55 missions. Casual-hardcore game: easy to learn, hard to master. Old-school 80’s style sci-fi design Each level comes with bonus goals – complete to gain bonuses and improve your ratings. Improve your ratings and get access to even more special ability cards and missions.
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