Bot Land

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Bot Land is a multiplayer casual strategy game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by Xtonomous LLC and was released on September 4, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Make bots, customize their behaviors, then send them into battle against other players! Create scripts for your bots either visually or via code to master your automated bot army, and put your strategic fortitude to the test!

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63%

Audience ScoreBased on 64 reviews

gameplay2 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique blend of strategy and coding, allowing players to create and automate their bots for both defense and attack.
It is free to play and provides a variety of learning aspects, making it accessible for those interested in coding and strategy games.
The game has a competitive scene with daily challenges, and players can enjoy it across multiple platforms, including mobile and browser.

The game is currently unplayable as it no longer launches and is not available on the Steam store, indicating a lack of developer support.
The tutorial is poorly designed, making it difficult for new players to understand the mechanics and effectively engage with the game.
Many players have reported issues with the game being slow or stuck on loading screens, which detracts from the overall experience.

gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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33%
The addition of a campaign mode enhances the gameplay experience, making it more accessible for new players to learn the mechanics. Overall, the game prioritizes gameplay mechanics as its core focus, providing a solid foundation for engaging play.
- “The recently added campaign mode makes it a lot more fun for new players to get into the mechanics of the game.”
- “It's a game that focuses on gameplay mechanics more than anything else.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
150%
The game is noted for having no ads or microtransactions, leading to some confusion about its classification as "free to play" rather than simply "free." Users suggest that if there are no plans for monetization, it should be clearly labeled as free.
- “It apparently is a web/mobile game too with seemingly no ads or microtransactions... yet, make of that what you will.”
- “If there are no plans for microtransactions, the game needs to be marked free instead of free to play; there's a difference.”
- “If there are no plans for microtransactions, the game needs to be marked as free instead of free-to-play; there's a difference.”
- “The monetization model feels exploitative, pushing players to spend money to enjoy the game fully.”
- “I was disappointed to find that many features are locked behind paywalls, making it hard to progress without spending real money.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics have been criticized for being uninspired, with users describing the 2D visuals as merely boring rather than outright poor.