- May 22, 2014
- Freejam
- 78h median play time
Robocraft
Platforms
About
Robocraft is a free-to-play MMO where players build, drive, and fight with their own custom robot vehicles. Using interchangeable cube-based parts, players can create and modify their robots to their heart's content, then take them into battle against other players online. Imagine a cross between Minecraft and World of Tanks, and you've got a good idea of what Robocraft has to offer. The game provides a unique blend of creativity and combat that keeps players engaged and coming back for more.











- The humor in the game is a standout feature, providing players with hilarious moments and enjoyable gameplay, especially when played with friends.
- The extensive customization options and evolving tech tree encourage creativity and experimentation, contributing to high replayability.
- The atmosphere of the game is immersive and dynamic, enhanced by engaging soundtracks and varied game modes, making it enjoyable for both casual and competitive play.
- The game has shifted towards a pay-to-win model with aggressive monetization strategies, disappointing many players who feel it has compromised the original charm.
- Numerous players report significant stability issues, including frequent crashes, freezes, and various glitches that hinder gameplay.
- Many users express frustration over the excessive grinding required to progress, which can detract from the overall enjoyment, especially for casual players.
- gameplay3,337 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of Robocraft has received mixed reviews, with many players praising its core mechanics of robot building and combat, which allow for creativity and strategic gameplay. However, numerous updates have led to significant changes that some players feel have diluted the experience, introducing pay-to-win elements, unbalanced matchmaking, and a shift towards more casual gameplay that detracts from the original depth and challenge. While the game remains engaging for new players, veterans often express disappointment over the loss of features that once made the gameplay unique and rewarding.
“The gameplay had ups and downs, but I always found ways to enjoy it through the creativity that the game allows.”
“The building mechanic is intuitive but deep enough to give players full control over how their robots perform in battle.”
“Dynamic gameplay: each match feels different due to the variety of robot designs and tactics.”
“Free-to-play mechanics such as needing to pay robits to increase robot complexity were an annoying part of the workflow.”
“The game has an insanely stupid mechanic of you being able to upgrade slots in your garage to fit bigger builds, but matchmaking does not care.”
“The gameplay loop itself isn't that impressive, but its simplicity reminds me of the good old days when games were made with passion, not just profit in mind.”