Robot Wants It All Reviews

The "Robot Wants" series is one very near and dear to my heart - before I owned my own gaming console, my 9-year-old self would log onto my mom's computer, hop onto the website Kongregate, and boot up one of the Robot Wants games. It started with Fishy, then went back to play Puppy and Kitty, and replayed the hell out of arguably my favorite flash game of all time: Robot Wants Ice Cream. Over a decade later, I finally decided to get this collective piece to relive that nostalgia, and I'm happy to report that the Robot Wants series still holds up incredibly strong. Robot Wants It All is one of the easier metroidvania-style games you can find, with smooth controls and simple combat, but it has its fair dose of difficult moments. Regardless, the most important aspect of Robot Wants It All is its charm. This game is silly, ridiculous, and wonderfully whimsical. Your adventures feel less like a video game and more like an episode of a morning cartoon, and it's a complete joy. Robot Wants It All is seemingly your typically compilation-type game, as it's a collection of all of the Robot Wants games in one package. This does include Robot Wants Justice, the presumably final Robot Wants game that I hadn't played up until this point, and the slight spinoff in Robot Wants Y Or Something. However, this collection takes the already-existing series and more than triples the amount of content to digest. New maps, bonus modes, and various challenges all make this game a fantastic touchstone for the legendary flash game series. Every game on here is at least fun, but here's my ranking from worst to best: Kitty, Y Or Something, Justice, Puppy, Fishy, Ice Cream. Robot Wants Ice Cream is still an absolute blast to play, even to this day.

Hugely underrated cornerstone of the flash games era of the internet. The price is kinda high but its a 6-in-1 package with a brand new game. So when its on sale just please try them out.

Underrated game, better than these flash ports which doesn't add anything new.

Solid, not much to call spectacular but if you enjoy this kind of gameplay you'll have a good time