- December 31, 2021
- Fizzostia
- 4h median play time
RoboSquare
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About RoboSquare
RoboSquare is a single player and multiplayer casual racing game. It was developed by Fizzostia and was released on December 31, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.
Jump into speedy hazard-packed Robo battles with up to 15 other players where random series of synchronized events destroy the fighting arena. Everyone zooms around the level bumping, drifting, and flipping to become the ultimate winner by being the last one to standing in an ongoing stage of madness. Join a sumo-inspired experience with a rush of energetic motor buzz where even the hardest hits a…











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Reviews
- RoboSquare offers chaotic, fun multiplayer gameplay with up to 16 players and enjoyable game modes like Sumo and Races.
- The game features good customization options with cosmetics earned through gameplay, encouraging continued play without pay-to-win mechanics.
- The developer team is responsive, frequently updates the game based on community feedback, and maintains a positive relationship with players.
- The physics and controls can be frustrating and overly sensitive, often leading to loss of control and accidental falls.
- Content is currently limited with few maps and game modes, causing the gameplay to become repetitive after a short time.
- The bot AI is basic and sometimes unchallenging, and low player counts lead to frequent matches mainly against bots, reducing multiplayer experience.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is simple, physics-based, and easy to pick up, offering enjoyable chaotic fun with some intelligent bots and strong customization options. However, current mechanics rely heavily on luck rather than skill, with limited impact from upgrades and basic robot interactions, indicating room for improvement and expansion to enhance depth and variety.
“This game is full on physics stupid mode, it's funny, easy to pick up, and the bots actually have some intelligence. Great fun to play with friends, and I can't wait for more updates with new maps and game types!”
“The unique core mechanic is a great idea for a vehicle game, and the amount of customization options is wonderful!”
“Very nice game with quality mechanics, original and best game.”
“The game features an in-game store that allows you to spend scrap earned from matches to upgrade your robot; however, these upgrades seem purely cosmetic, making no difference to gameplay. The single robot model equipped with a shovel, which should help in pushing opponents, sadly does not, and the flipper used to right the robot is basic.”
“Robosquare has potential, but the developer needs to thoroughly review how robots react to collisions to shift gameplay from pure luck to skill-based mechanics.”
“With limited content, minimal robot variety, and gameplay that falls short of popular standards like Robot Wars, it's currently hard to recommend Robosquare while it's still in beta.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
RoboSquare is a casual racing game. Common tags for RoboSquare include indie, third person, battle royale, early access, vehicular combat and others.
RoboSquare is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 4 hours playing RoboSquare.
RoboSquare was released on December 31, 2021.
RoboSquare was developed by Fizzostia.
RoboSquare has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked RoboSquare for its humor but disliked it for its gameplay.
RoboSquare is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
Similar games include Turbo Golf Racing, Super Animal Royale, Maelstrom, Mad Adventures, LASERS and others.












