- September 23, 2024
- KuriGameDev
A Robot's Tiny Adventure
Platforms
PC
Windows
Linux
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A Robot's Tiny Adventure is a calming, short and peaceful game where you take on the role of a tiny robot created to help others. Explore a small open world at your own pace, interact with NPCs and help them solve their problems, while enjoying a relaxing experience focused on exploration. Features:- A small world full of collectables to be found- Calm and relaxing soundtrack- NPCs full of prob…
- The game features a cute and relaxing atmosphere with charming NPCs and a simple yet enjoyable story.
- The platforming mechanics are fresh and engaging, with thoughtful level design that includes warps and checkpoints.
- It's a short and cozy experience that can be completed in under an hour, making it perfect for quick gaming sessions.
- Controls are clunky and awkward, making precise movements difficult, and there is no option to rebind keys.
- The game lacks a health bar, resulting in frustrating backtracking after taking damage from enemies or obstacles.
- Dialogue and animations are unskippable, leading to unnecessary downtime and a tedious experience.
- gameplay10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and engaging core mechanics, offering a chill platforming experience with a cute and humorous story. While it deviates from previous titles by the same developer, providing a fresh take, players feel that additional challenges like races and complex jumps could enhance the experience, despite some mechanics being unbalanced. Overall, the game is short and sweet, aligning with the developer's design philosophy.
“Pure and simple with great core mechanics and a cute short story.”
“Doesn't follow the same mechanical formula as Gwen and Pru, which makes for a slower-paced, more chill platformer. It's a Kurigamedeve game, so it's cute and funny; it's short and sweet.”
“Story is simple, but the changes to the game mechanics manage to keep things reasonably fresh.”
“Doesn't follow the same mechanical formula as Gwen and Pru, which makes for a slower-paced, more chill platformer. It's a Kurigamedeve game, so it's cute and funny, but it's short and sweet.”
“More races, timed platforms, and near-impossible-to-reach jumps would add a lot to the game for me, but the mechanics are pretty busted even at 30 or so batteries.”
“All of this dev's games are short and sweet by design, but of all the mechanics with the potential for expansion, this is up there.”
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