Robot girl's dream -RobotBattleChampionship- Steam Charts & Stats

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Great game. Robot-dolphin/10

A very nice experience! I think about 6 hours to get to the ending of my first playthrough for me. No saves was a bummer at first but just going with the flow and decisions you make was fun as well! I love the art style and the combat becomes challenging enough that you do need to put some thought into your loadout, but there's lots of customization to be done as well. I'm looking forward to doing another playthrough in the future! Thank you again for localizing the game!

I really wish Steam would start bumping games like this up after they receive a translation because it really doesn't feel fair for this game to have so much work put into it for all of us to enjoy and not be recognized for it. So the least I can do after spending time with this is to give a review. I recommend this game highly. Very highly. To the point where I feel it is completely worth it for the full asking price, here. If you have some sort of affinity for a time management/raising sort of game (think princess maker) with a splash of medabots-like part building and RPG combat, all wrapped up with a very cutesy style, then please, don't bother reading further. You really shouldn't hesitate and just pick this up. What I love the most about this game is how it was just made with such calculated precision. What I mean by that is that every aspect of this game bears some sort of fruit, and will funnel into one another system. For instance, you can do a string of events and get a set of powerful, fun, unique equipment (and/or cosmetic items too 🤤🤤🤤) and you bring those items into the battles. During that string of events, you might beat up some perverted cable-huffing robots and take their cores to upgrade your own parts. There's definitely that "one more turn" feeling that this game captures very well. The amount of dialogue and events is just staggering. I feel like I only barely scratched the surface of what's available in a single 8 hour playthrough, and the game is definitely set up for you to miss things on a run. But that's okay. Roll with it-- you can try different outfits and character builds, try different dialogue choices, see what characters you run into, and maybe you'll find a really neat piece of equippable gear to try on. So many of the interactions with NPCs are either insane, adorable, and sometimes just earnest (...and with that being said, it makes it hard to stomach the thought of doing an evil playthrough...) and actually engaging with these NPCs funnels directly into character power and the possibility of cool new parts to play around with. I don't even want to get started on the PARTS. Imagine how much work that was put into making a sprite unique to EVERY SINGLE PART AND HAIRSTYLE VARIATION, ALLOWING YOU TO MIX AND MATCH THEM, AND HAVING THAT BE REFLECTED BOTH IN THE VN CUTSCENES AND IN BATTLE FOR EVERY SINGLE SPRITE VARIANT OF THE MAIN CHARACTER. The thought of it is just mind blowing to me because all of this was considered and done just... For the sake of it. Reflecting your equipment is definitely mech game but for most RPGs they wouldn't even bother. Really, this is just an utterly insane thought to me. The VN style cutscenes in general are very engaging because of this mindset, too-- there's so many variations of sprites for every character, and there are a LOT of characters in this game to increase your bond level with. The game length for a playthrough is just perfect too. It allows for experimentation, for you to have fun pursuing the completion of 2-4 characters' events for the sake of their endings, and doing it all over again. This game is something special, truly. I hope that if you're reading this and you're on the fence that this may convince you to buy it, because developers like this who pour their hearts out for a passion project like this deserve so much more. I can just tell that this game was made with a lot of joy and heart.