Robot King Part 2: Boss Battles Reviews

Great little game. It's exactly what it sounds like, a collection of various boss battles that you have to tackle with your little robot. The bosses have a variety of mechanics and abilities that you have to learn to do well. And after each failed attempt you get to keep one upgrade for your next runs so you always feel like you're making progress. I beat it once by focusing on passive upgrades for my bot, and next I'll see if I can beat my high score by going for new weapons. It's not easy, so good luck

Old school feel with some modern twists. Definitely worth checking out if you like arcade-style games and are up for a challenge

Anyone who like the first part should like this one too. This game is not for a casual gamer. I consider myself to be a high skill gamer but i almost quit the game after the first 5 minute because i thought the first boss was impossible to beat. Like mega man , you get an upgrade after you beat each boss (there are many upgrades to choose from for example increase speed, damage, new gun, more ammo etc) The game get exponentially easier as the game go on because you have more upgrade but the boss difficulty does not increase much. PRO: HARD, good for a hardcore gamer who like dying and come back for a revenge Actually need brain to defeat some boss Worth the price, i would gladly pay 2$ for an hour of adrenaline rush. Retro style, old school game vibe CON: Some bosses are unnecessary long and are too tanky Slow down in some moment Some bullet are hard to see *just Beat the game on standard mode with negative score LOL. Looking forward for part 3.

Oh man, I just beat this game and my heart is racing! For reference, I played the game on standard mode. In a way, robot king 2 reminds me of mega man...beat a bunch of unforgiving bosses to get equipment, and use that equipment to advance. Obviously that is an oversimplification, but the spirit rings true. Of course this game adds more than just unique weapons to earn, but also a plethora of unique equipment, which will be necessary to advance as well. The bosses are unique as well...no two are the same, which means you have to be on your toes when fighting them and, well, prepared to die...many times. And that is the most frustrating part of the game: dying on bosses until you learn their attack/movement patterns. But once you learn the boss, and get enough equipment/weapons, beating them is very satisfying, especially if it's a close battle (of which I had many)! Anyways, this game won't be for everybody, but it will strike a chord for people who are fans of challenging (but satisfying), old school NES and arcade games. P.S. the music reminds me of Wolfenstein 3D...always a plus