Insane Robots Reviews

Very simple, turn based card game. Just too simple for my taste.

I love the game! Also the support for the game is very helpful and service minded!

It deliver a 15 hour campaign as promised in the description of the game, and although it having a few cons overall its enjoyable. Lets start at the pro's - Fun multiplayer - Extra difficult levels, providing replayabilty value - Easy to get into - Appealing card battling - Updates promised And the cons - Small multiplayer community (at the time of writeing this review) - May feel grindy at times

I am half way through this game and I am loving it! So many different robots and maps, so I must think of different ways to defeat them every time. I had so many close shaves but tries something new and beat the enemy robot. It's fun to play with friends too, though not so many players in the online. I wanted to post a quick review now, but will add more when it is all finished.

This is a very enjoyable strategy game. Whimsical and fun. I highly suggest you get the Deluxe Edition, with all the DLC included. I like the graphics and music, and I've had fun playing. I think, however, the dlc could be cheaper in price, and battles can sometimes go on too long. But the game remains enjoyable and original. Highly recommended

pretty fun game, but i can't seem to get in a multiplayer match! not sure how long i'm suppose to wait while "looking for opponent" The gameplay loop itself is very fun. But Its very pandering and the company that made it is weird af. Over priced soo much and it is priced at 20 so too cash in on price appeal.

I'm a veteran of card based games, like ES Legends and Hearthstone and this sits right up there in terms of pure fun, for me. It's simplistic yet has a level of complexity that doesn't overwhelm you, like some card battling games. You can lay back, play and just enjoy the game. Something feels special about playing survival cards, waiting for that perfect combo and unleashing it. Great game, highly recommend!

Too simplistic for my taste. (Just wait for the right, randomly generated card.) After ~1 hr of playing, I can still only minorly tweak my base deck. (No direct deck building.) Deck modification is done through augments, but augment progression way to slow to strategize between the options. (I literally got 2 after ~1 hr, and I would need around 10 choices to have some interesting "deck building".) Has some positive aspects though: + Nice graphics & UI. + Nice soundtrack. + I like the way they did "voicelines". + Might be a bit more interesting after several hours of playing(?)

I have not enjoyed a game as much as I do this one in many years. The graphics are beautiful, the gameplay is super fun and has everything I enjoy in a game. Battles, cards, turn based and more. There is much replayability with tournements and achieving 3 stars can be difficult, at least for me. This game is well polished and an all around great game.

An okay card-battler but I found it rather laborious. Battles have a habit of going on forever but lack the mechanical variety required to keep the excitement running over long card exchanges. To its credit, the battle system is deceptively complex - at first it seems very simple and one dimensional but it does expand in depth quite quickly with the introduction of about half a dozen different "blocks" that can be used during fights to your advantage (or disadvantage). When weighing up the time I enjoyed with the game versus the time I spent wishing things would just move along, I ultimately feel it's more of a thumbs down than a thumbs up for me. It's a casual card battler and that's fine - the complexity isn't something I have an issue with. It's more that by the time I actually finish a battle, I feel more a sense of relief as opposed to satisfaction or accomplishment. Everything is too "slow", which I feel is out of tandem with the casual card battling market the game is trying to appeal to. Check out my full explanation of the game's ups and downs here - https://youtu.be/znfWP-RCadE