- November 15, 2018
- Pxlplz
Robo Puzzle Smash
Platforms
About
Robo Puzzle Smash is an intensely addictive competitive puzzle game that will test your wits and skill against your opponent in a high-energy, block bashing brawl with a twist! Drop the blocks and rotate your field to match colored blocks together and set up combos. When the moment is right, use a Breaker to smash the blocks to send them to your enemy!











- The game features unique mechanics that add depth to the puzzle fighting genre, making it an enjoyable experience.
- The visuals and sound design are well-executed, contributing to a lively and engaging atmosphere.
- Local multiplayer and tournament modes allow for fun competitive play, enhancing the overall experience.
- Mid-run progress is not saved, which can be frustrating for players who want to continue their arcade runs later.
- The online multiplayer has a lack of players, making it difficult to find matches, which limits the game's replayability.
- The game suffers from some usability issues, such as a lack of clear instructions and controls that can be cumbersome.
- gameplay28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is generally enjoyable and features unique mechanics that enhance the puzzle fighter format, allowing for strategic planning and dynamic interactions, such as stunning opponents. However, players note a lack of content beyond the arcade mode, which offers minimal challenge, and an online mode that suffers from low player activity. While the core mechanics are solid and visually appealing, some aspects, like sending items to opponents, could benefit from clearer instructions.
“I thought it was a great idea, and was really amazed by the unique gameplay mechanics.”
“The unique mechanics it brings to the puzzle fighter format make it a unique and enjoyable experience and really make you plan out your strategies.”
“Excellent arcade puzzling gameplay!”
“It's an ok game, but I just don't feel even close to hooked by the core gameplay.”
“The only con is the mechanics of sending stuff to the opponent are not super clear (if you're not familiar with puzzle fighter) and there is no manual, but it's not necessary to understand the details to smash some robo puzzles.”
“The gameplay is very familiar if you ever played a matching game, although you can also rotate the board, shuffling the blocks in the process.”