Robo Revenge Squad Reviews

I am literally gob smacked how fun this indie game can be. I don’t even know how this is supposed to qualify as indie, the graphics on this game can go head to head with games with 10 times the budget. Gameplay is every alert and catches you very quickly. Playing co-op is the best way to do it as every player has got his own role in the fight. There’s loads of customizations available for basically everything, all you need is some friends to play with and you are good to go. It can be played as solo as well but once you die 3 times there’s no one to bail you out, it’s pretty much game over. You’ve got a loads of maps to choose from and only by changing the difficulty, the game becomes a completely different beast. What can I say? This game had me since the early trailers so actually getting to play it felt like Wonderland. Highly recommended for all ages and sexes. Be careful though, it’s highly addictive! Have fun! Congrats to the developers! You have done a fantastic job! #TeamRikodu

Played this co-op with 4 friends and we had an amazing time! The customisation and weapons, combined with the gameplay and graphics are just delightful. Fun and chaotic, but very well designed so after a mission everyone knows what they have to do.

It's a co-op game, so it's fun by default. But this one is also funny. A fridge with a chainsaw, come one! Had to try it out. Without a doubt, though, the tennis ball launcher is my favourite, can't beat that sound :)) It did not disappoint so far, had a fun afternoon with a couple of friends over Discord. Not quite sure how it plays single player, I've not tried it but they seem to focus on the co-op aspect anyway. Graphics are nice and enjoyable, the missions are quite well made with elements that keep them fresh so it didn't get boring for me yet. I've hit some bugs but it's surprisingly polished for an Early Access game. I recommend it for some good fun with friends on a Saturday evening.

Fun game but I think it is must have different robot classes at start. I've played this game with friend on shared screen and at the start we have completely same robots. Game need wider variety of weapons and robots available at the start. Also as we noticed while completing the missions, early weapons are better than late ones.

This is a surprisingly polished EA game, with a quirky style and direction. You are a robot made from discarded parts and you are out for revenge! Together with up to three friends you can wreak havoc on the robot establishment and show'em who's boss! The core game mechanic resembles Bastion, with an array of weapons that have to be understood and mastered. Each one has its strengths and weaknesses and requires a bit of practice to become proficient with. There are two weapon types (primary & secondary) to choose from, which results in a lot of combinations, some of which complement each other nicely! The whole mechanic is a lot of fun and results in a very replayable game. Levels have varied objectives and include a number of mini-games which keep things interesting as you progress. There are of course bugs, but I've found nothing game-breaking so far. I've only played single player, which works ok, but the game seems to shine in co-op so, if you can, grab a few friends and start ripping through hostile metal with your chainsaws!

Frankie's Revenge is an absolute gem! i can't believe this wasn't recommended to me sooner, based on my typical preference in games. the game offers features above and beyond the standard fare of its counter-part twin-stick-shooters. there is: character and loadout customization, multiplayer {local and online}, fully replayable missions, truly astounding graphics (especially for an indie)... and its still only in early access. i HIGHLY recommend this title for anyone who is looking for an accessible, yet challenging game to play with family and friends

Played this at GamesCom and looked very promising / fun. Great visuals, fun gameplay and very polished, especially for an Early Access game. Really looking forward to the final version, lots of potential.

You want something fun to play in co-op? then you must try this game! The graphics are amazing and the level design is made by a genius! What amaze me the most is that you can play this locally with a friend and have another friend join online! The gamer offers you a lot to do and if you're a completionist there are a lot of skins to unlock and a lot of stars to reach for a fairly good amount of levels! I would love some achievements in this game and some polish on some stuffs, for now it's a buy if you someone who owns or wants to get the game, because the best part of the game is when you play with someone, especially a friend

I had this game for years now and its not even finished, this game is a low key cash grab on unfinished game, they just gave up on. Instead of finishing it, they just sell the early access and give you what ever they got done. That being said, still well polished for what they DO have, but just don't expect anything finished anytime soon. Example: Last campaign says 99 stars to unlock, but the max current stars available are 45 (each stage is 3 stars possible), so therefore they are missing half the game and its BEEN like that for YEARS.

Played this with a bunch of friends and had a BLAST! As fun as it's chaotic. It's pure MADNESS. Recommend playing this with voice communication if you go online, it's crazy fun. There's always a race-against-the-clock type objective to complete, robots are constantly attacking, your teammates die and get rezzed... Get a bunch of friends to buy this and go at it, it's a wild time. I love the fact that it's peer to peer, and I experienced zero lag. Jump in-jump out, just like these games should be. Graphics look spectacular. I like the almost cartoony feel; the environments are gorgeous, you can customize your robot into a chainsaw-glue gun dual wielding robotic cop (Robocop?) complete with 70s pornstache; enemy robots are varied and goofy, and what I love most about all characters' movement is the inertia - everyone is wobbling like crazy, which gives them weight and physicality. You can tell the artists who've worked on the game know what they're doing - colors are clean, everything is readable (though it does get crazy when 4 players get into a chopping / hacking / sawing frenzy), and it all looks the good kind of quirky. Bonus points for the super sleek looking interface. If I had one request it would be to have the players' names above the avatars. As it is now, you can tell who's who based on colors, which works fine. It's Early Access, I'm sure the devs will listen to the community and implement their suggestions. In conclusion - it's a fun, gorgeous looking multiplayer madness generator, and me and my friends are loving it.