RoboCop: Rogue City Reviews

Лучшая играя по вселенной Робокопа и просто хороший шутер помимо этого. Один из немногих современных представителей почти вымершего жанра дабл А FPS. Основные плюсы — это потрясающий графон, довольно бодрый шутинг, аутентичный звук и весьма качественно прописанные сайд-квесты, особенно если быть хорошо знакомы со вселенной Робокопа. К сожалению, в каждом плюсе есть по небольшому минусу: к графике забыли приложить качественную анимацию, из-за чего все персонажи, несмотря на внешнее сходство с актёрами из оригинала, ведут себя как Робокоп; шутерную часть под конец не особо старались разнообразить, из-за чего довольно лёгкая почти на всех сложностях игра начинает просто утомлять в последний час и превращается в тир; ну а бодрые сайд-квесты нивелируются сильно провисающей местами основной сюжеткой. Для галочки также завезли простенькую RPG-систему и вариативность диалогов, влияющих на концовку. В целом, впрочем, крайне рекомендуется всем поклонникам франшизы и просто любителям FPS. Rogue City — весьма качественный и, что заметно, с любовью сделанный продукт, на который не грех выделить пару вечеров (я это сделал даже несколько раз).

This game's pure fun that reminds me of old arcade shooters or Duck Hunt. The game doesn't take itself too seriously, which is great. There's plenty of humor - had me laughing up with lines like "Your haircut looks like an elephant shit on an ostrich egg." The graphics are realistic, but optimisation isn't great, but it's decent once you fiddle around with the graphics settings. Took some tweaking to get it running smooth. A lot of the skill points feel completely useless with very few opportunities to actually use them. There's quite a bit of backtracking through areas you've already cleared. Some objectives weren't clear at all - I got a B grade on missions where I seemingly completed everything on the map. Despite all this, it's still great fun overall. If you want to turn your brain off and blast through bad guys while delivering cheesy one-liners, this delivers exactly what you'd expect. The shooting feels satisfying and the whole experience captures that 80s/90s action movie vibe perfectly.

Interesting but the No Save system really makes this a bit, uninteresting.

This is game is fine, but the amount of crashes and hanging is unbearable, I don't remember the last time I had to restart my pc so many times since I got this game.

For a game that came out in 2023 and costs 50 euro the overall quality is attrocious. The game has really high requirements for no apparent reason, I expirienced frame drops in the main menu. Objects keep clipping into each other and the floor. Most importantly ,every 2 hours the game crashes, thank god for autosaves. The game took me 12 hours to beat so for the price it is not enough playtime. The game does have some replayability with the choices given to the player so that might make it a bit more worth it. The game does go on huge sales rather often and I did enjoy the game, however I just cant give a positive review to a game with so many technical issues, especially at such a high base price.

if you ever wondered how it would feel to be a one man tank, this game gives you that feeling. If you are a fan of RoboCop, this game is a must pick. If you dont know RoboCop, you dont "Need" to watch the movie but I highly recommend it because the movies are great, and this game captures the feel and the atmosphere of the films well. [strike]I still dont understand how Detroit has so many criminals when RoboCop single-handedly mows them down,[/strike]

Not Recommended Don’t fall for the positive reviews — this is a glorified tech demo masquerading as a RoboCop game. The graphics feel like something out of a 2005 bargain-bin shooter. Environments are bland, NPCs are lifeless, and RoboCop moves like he’s wading through molasses. Performance? A joke. Stuttering, crashes, and FPS drops even on decent rigs. It’s as if they forgot to optimize the game entirely. The gameplay loop is painfully slow, the combat is clunky, and the upgrade system adds nothing. It tries to ride the nostalgia wave but wipes out hard. I bought it at 90% off and still refunded it. That should tell you everything. A cash-grab in a RoboCop helmet. Avoid at all costs.

For the first hour of the game, I thought it was the best thing ever released and couldn’t believe I hadn’t played it sooner. But then, things started to fall apart pretty quickly. 🔴 S-Tier Problems The first thing that got on my nerves was the checkpoint system, which doesn’t save your progress frequently enough. Every time I had to quit, I found myself hunting for the save icon in the upper-right corner - which meant I had to either start or finish a quest. So if you just spent an hour exploring, all of that progress would be lost unless you advanced the story. It’s incredibly inconvenient if you only have short windows of time to play. Next came the crashes. I had about 3–4 in my 20-hour playthrough, but unfortunately, they always happened at the end of long, multi-phase fights (including the final boss). RAM leaks? Happens with UE5 games a lot. That meant replaying bigger chunks of the game, and it was frustrating every single time. 🟡 Mid-Tier Issues Gunplay is very mid. Weapon design is great, and landing headshots - reinforced by excellent sound effects - feels satisfying. But try hitting anything at a distance? Good luck. Corners are also awkward to shoot from because many objects have larger-than-necessary collision bounds. You have to aim away from cover just to get a clear shot. The gore system and destructible environments do a great job compensating for that, but it's still annoying. The game lasts about 20 hours, but there’s not much real estate to explore. You constantly rotate between Downtown and the Police Precinct, with the occasional linear corridor thrown in. The levels are well-designed and atmospheric, but even the juciest orange can only be squeezed so many times. ✅ Highlights Despite all that, this is still a positive review. The game kept me engaged the whole way through. The story is solid, the side quests and police work mini-assignments are fantastic, so was the music. Voice acting is good across the board, but RoboCop’s delivery is something I couldn’t get enough of especially. This was my first exposure to the universe, so even if the lines are overused or cheesy - I didn’t care. I cracked up every time I heard “Your move, creep” or “There will be... trouble.” Fun times. And honestly? You can kind of excuse the flaws when you take into account the team size and budget. You can tell this game was made with love. And I had a great time with it.

I grew up with Robocop, so I am a fan. This game was made for people like me. It does Robocop very well. It's no AAA game. The story is very "tropey" and the game play is bit rough around the edges, but there is a good game in here. I got this game for the cost of a cup of coffee. I highly recommend it when on sale. Maybe only buy it at full price if you're a big fan of Murphy. Pro Tip; Put ALL of your points in Deduction to get it maxed first. Not doing so kind of hinders your build.

[h3] Optimization? Nope. Nostalgia? Absolutely. [/h3] [hr][/hr] This game has its fair share of technical and optimization issues - plenty, in fact. They even blessed us with a 30+GB patch on the recent standalone DLC launch day just to slap an AD for it on the loading screen. Peak optimization, right there. But who cares when you’re stomping around Old Detroit in a tin can, serving justice like it’s 1987? This game is a clunky, glorious love letter that fits perfectly between RoboCop 2 and 3. If you haven’t seen the first two movies, do yourself a favor and fix that ASAP - half the fun is spotting all the gritty callbacks and gloriously cheesy lines they packed in. The story drips with retro grit, the dialogue is pure VHS gold, the city’s a neon crime dump begging for metal justice, and blasting punks never gets old. Is it clunky? Affirmative. Perfect? Not even close. Is it a cybernetic tribute for fans who still quote ‘I’d buy that for a dollar’? You betcha. So ignore the jank, load up your Auto-9, and relive your RoboCop fantasy. [b] [IN ROBOCOP’S VOICEOVER]: [/b] [i] "Dead or alive, your free time’s coming with me." [/i] [hr][/hr]