- May 24, 2017
- Budge Studios
Transformers Rescue Bots: Dash
Platforms
About
Transformers Rescue Bots: Dash is a kids' action game with amazing graphics, where players go on a solo adventure to save the world from Dr. Morocco. The goal is to rescue citizens, outrun disasters, and chase down Morbots while avoiding obstacles and collecting Energon. Players can morph from bot to vehicle to epic DinoBot to complete missions and roll to the rescue. However, the game is disturbed by ads. Assemble all Rescue Bots and get ready for action-packed adventure!










- The game is fun and engaging for kids, keeping them entertained for long periods.
- Graphics and gameplay are appealing, making it enjoyable for young players.
- The game features beloved characters from the Rescue Bots series, which resonates well with fans.
- The game requires in-app purchases to unlock additional characters, which can be frustrating for parents and children.
- Players can only progress so far without spending money, leading to disappointment when they can't continue.
- There are frequent technical issues, such as freezing and inability to restore purchases, which detracts from the overall experience.
story
86 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is hindered by a frustrating paywall, as players are often required to purchase additional characters to progress beyond the initial missions. Many users express disappointment that only two characters are available for free, while some missions necessitate three, leading to a lack of accessibility for younger players. Overall, while the graphics and gameplay are praised, the reliance on in-app purchases for story progression detracts significantly from the experience.
“This game has more characters to play with and he likes it even more than the other Rescue Bots game.”
“Beautiful games for kids but the fact that you must do a purchase to finish the story is unpleasant.”
“Great game, but it sucks that you have to pay to continue the story.”
“Pay to play with no in-game option to advance past the first story.”
“Why do I need to pay for the other bots? Can't we just do a mission to obtain them or something? You need real money to complete the game for Christ's sake; it's a kids' game, it's not like kids have money.”