RoboCop: Rogue City

A solid action game with a little bit of a slower pace, it's not terribly long and worth picking up on sale. The developer's understood the assignment and filled the game with references and some fun 80's cheese to keep things interesting.

This is a really good game about robocop. The fan service is here, the lines from the movies are here. It keeps the atmosphere of rampant corporatism which doesnt care about human lifes, sh*t hole detroit, cop's family, etc. Choices matter in the same way as in Dishonored. Shooting is fun, killing is fun, grabbing enemies is fun, breaking through a wall in slow-mo is fun and the unfiltered language is fun as well (Becker is a prick, but his character is good) Achievements are easy to get and are a part of the story. You dont have to open 1000 chests like in ASSassin's creed. Things that I didnt like : - performance (some levels are not optimized, some explosions just nuke ur fps, etc) - animations could be better (it always has that fast had mouvement for example) - some enemies are bullets sponges (bosses) - I dont like replaying a game to unlock all abilities (there is game+, but it is not for me) - collections of evidence kinda slows down the flow of the game - game crashed like 5 times cause I had dlss on mid level (people say that when you launch the game, dlss has to be off and then you can turn it on) - it is kinda dark and brightness doesnt do anything - some graphical glitches here and there and the lights could be worked on In conclusion, a solid 8/10. I'll buy that for a dollar for sure!!

While the good aspects of the game are apparent: the art style, the combat and gore, the feeling of Being Robocop. The other aspects are beyond frustrating. -The narrative lacks any kind of weight to it as a bridge between Robocop II and III. Characters present in III are immune to consequences and peril because they Cannot die. Events as well are moot, because a certain world state is required at the end, negating all the 'roleplaying' of the lite-rpg. -Multiple insufferable 'morality pet' NPCs are foisted upon you, with the assumption that you will go a certain way with their content. Deviating from the 'intended' path is a genuine challenge. -Guns other than the Auto-9 might as well not exist: they are poorly designed and handle poorly. -The Crashing: One full playthrough suffered, easily 20+ Crash To Desktop instances, 6 at least in my first attempt on the last Boss. The latest crash was so bad it forced a full restart of my PC, which was the straw that broke my hesitancy on writing this review.

I think that the passion and understanding of the source material really puts this above the majority of licensed games. A focus on Robocop 1 and 2 only, being set before 3, was a maybe obvious but still correct choice. This does a better job handling the canon than most of the later period Robocop media, not that that's the hardest task. It even seems to conclude in such a way that resolves plot holes in Robocop 3. Mechanically it's far from revolutionary, however it appears to succeed at each thing it sets out to do, and in that I respect it a lot. If you like this kind of game and you like Robocop enough to be familiar with the second film as well, at the discounts I have seen it I think this was more than worth it.

I want to love this game. I want to express how much this game captures the feel of the world. Its so deeply rooted in the Roboverse it could very well be a canon sequel. It stays so true to the source material! The game-play.... the game-play hurts. You truly are in the shoes of Murphy.... clunky, slow moving, and aiming like a tank. Guns all feel about the same, even Robos' signature Auto-9 just feels like any other pistol. If your a big time Robocop fan, it's fun for the nostalgia. If not, the game-play isn't going to hook you

One of the best Video games based on movies. Not perfect but better than i hoped for. a solid 8/10 Pros- Good story fitting for the universe decent gunplay good voice acting and dialogues good character models mission varieties are good morality system is also good cons- very less enemy variety and the new ones introduces appear only for a few minutes sometimes quests can get stuck character animation can be janky sometimes very less variety in environments

The game is pretty boring. Sometimes it shines, but I just waited to beat it and delete it from my PC.

This game was made with true passion. Very true to the story and characters of the original. Let's you really feel like Alex Murphy. Lots of great mechanics, not only shooting, but also character progression and weapon customization and development. Lots of quests, investigations and everyday police work, balanced by great action and lots of gore. Makes the 80s kid in you feel complete.

Honors the film, THE film very well. THE franchise too. I love this game so much.

Loved this. Great little surprise. In this game, helping your coworker unstick their locker and ticketing illegally parked cars is on the same level as a shootout with a gang of 80's punks. It is not an immersive sim but they skirt up close to it in some ways. Finding notes and passcodes, throwing CRT monitors as grenades, a small open world you revisit a few times. The areas have a real Human Revolution vibe - and there is even a poster in the hospital about servicing a "Jensen heart". It is also far longer than you might think, which starts to feel like a slog in some spots. You'll know it's over when the ending slides (yes, Fallot-style ending slides that reflect the choices you make) start playing. Strong recommend.

The Law is Here, and It's Awesome! If you're a fan of RoboCop, just get this game! It perfectly captures the feel of the movies. You stomp around as RoboCop, taking down bad guys in satisfyingly brutal ways. The shooting feels powerful, the city looks great, and it's just a lot of fun to play. It's exactly what a RoboCop game should be. Highly recommended!

While there is no perfect game, for a game based on a movie and feeling like AA with some drawbacks in balance and weapons it is very enjoyable to play. They found good balance for a fps shooter where you feel like a powerful cyborg just mincing enemies left and right while presenting tactical challenges you have to work around (but still game favours spectacle more than gameplay). If you want to complete all side-quests it can feel kinda like a drag walking in semi-open areas, but they are so lovely detailed that I didn't mind it that much. Characters, quests and dialog most of the time feel very cheesy and edgy, but considering that this is a Robocop game it's expected and feel in place. Honestly price feels kinda high for this game, but if you are up to some action or with a discount it's definitely worth buying

RoboCop Rogue City is great. Features some RPG elements, like progression, skill tree and points to spend on upgrades. This game pictures a dystopian city the right way and the plot is cool. I am I a sucker for the graphics they look really great! Sound effects are also good. There is lots to explore and many different ways to fight/approach the enemy. Two things I dislike about this game... - There are no save game option, it works with an autosave system but its very bad and you never know if it really saved your current state... -Second it crashes alot... meaning all the progress youve done in that hour is gone down the pipes. Please fix these issues and the game gets better! Next make a Judge Dredd game! 06/10

Didn't love it. Didn't hate it. It had it's moments. Certain gameplay mechanics annoyed me. If the original Robocop movie was the GOAT and the second one was ok and the third one sucked. This game is like the second movie. Worth a play if you get it on sale.

Honestly, I cannot recommend buying this. It gets the atmosphere right, but not much else. The gunplay (which is the core of the gameplay) is flat and frankly dated, the game is a buggy stuttering mess, I have had 3 crashes (hard crashes, the type which you need to reset your computer) in the exact same place preventing me from progressing onward. It honestly feels more like a half hearted fan mod for Deus Ex more than anything else.

"[b]Lewis:[/b] Any tips on how to handle these guys? [b]Robocop:[/b] Shoot them. [b]Lewis:[/b] You should write a guide. [b]Robocop:[/b] I've been considering it." This quote pretty much summarizes the game. This game proves that at the end of the day, people just want to play something that is fun. Does it have graphical glitches? yes Full of bugs? it didn't crash on me but it is kinda buggy. Is it campy? yes, Is the story any good? what do you expect from a game inspired by an 80s action movie? There are secrets to find, decisions to made and consequences which will affect your outcome, but the most important part is that the game makes you feel like Robocop. He's clunky at times, others he makes you feel invincible. A game that promotes you charging in and just...shooting things. It's been a fun and enjoyable journey playing this game, with a decent amount of replayability value. It is not without it's flaws, but it is definitely worth your time. EDIT: Final Verdict: The game is solid, but get it on discount if you can

RoboCop: Rogue City is a fantastic surprise for any fan of the classic films. The game nails the atmosphere — from the gritty streets of Old Detroit to the iconic sound design. Playing as RoboCop feels powerful and authentic, with satisfying gunplay and weighty movement. The story fits perfectly into the universe, and the fan service is top-notch. It’s not a perfect game, but it delivers exactly what you’d hope for in a RoboCop experience. If you’re a fan, don’t miss it! ---{ Graphics }--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☑ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don’t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- ☐ Very good ☑ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{ Audio }--- ☐ Eargasm ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf ---{ Audience }--- ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☐ Grandma ---{ PC Requirements }--- ☐ Check if you can run paint ☐ Potato ☐ Decent ☑ Fast ☐ Rich boi ☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ---{ Game Size }--- ☐ Floppy Disk ☐ Old Fashioned ☑ Workable ☐ Big ☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive ☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it ☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data ---{ Difficulty }--- ☐ Just press 'W' ☐ Easy ☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Significant brain usage ☐ Difficult ☐ Dark Souls ---{ Grind }--- ☐ Nothing to grind ☑ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks ☐ Isn't necessary to progress ☐ Average grind level ☐ Too much grind ☐ You'll need a second life for grinding ---{ Story }--- ☐ No Story ☐ Some lore ☐ Average ☐ Good ☑ Lovely ☐ It'll replace your life ---{ Game Time }--- ☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee ☑ Short ☐ Average ☐ Long ☐ To infinity and beyond ---{ Price }--- ☐ It's free! ☐ Worth the price ☑ If it's on sale ☐ If u have some spare money left ☐ Not recommended ☐ You could also just burn your money ---{ Bugs }--- ☐ Never heard of ☑ Minor bugs ☐ Can get annoying ☐ ARK: Survival Evolved ☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs ---{ ? / 10 }--- ☐ 1 ☐ 2 ☐ 3 ☐ 4 ☐ 5 ☐ 6 ☐ 7 ☐ 8 ☑ 9 ☐ 10

Fun game...but if you have ADHD, the side quests can be a bit over the top.

cant recommend. performance is all over the place. game is reasonably fun when its not stuttering like crazy.

It's an amazing experience as a fan of RoboCop. Clearly made by people who love the movies. Nvidia DLSS isn't working properly with this game as it will eventually freeze, but Intel XeSS works fine. It's a demanding game, but I never had any crashes or stuttering.

-Poor performance -Awkward animations, both gameplay and cutscenes - Sound design has a lot of big gaps and leaves a *lot* to be desired -Laughably bad story and writing -Almost non-existent soundtrack. The few tracks they do have are directly from the movie, but 90% of actual gameplay is just dead silent -Some of the worst voice acting I've heard from a game of this scale - Uninspired side content that just ends up feeling unnecessary Worst of all it just isn't fun to play. If you've played the demo you've had everything the game has to offer pretty much. If you're a die-hard fan of the movies then maybe you may find this worthwhile, but it's just so much dumber than the first movie that I found it very hard to enjoy in any capacity. Ultimately it just felt like a waste of time.

-A really fun fps robocop game (music and gun play, the vibe ..ect everything is true to the source material ). -looks good and sound good but run like A$$ sadly due to it running on UE5, you got crashes, fatal errors, fps drops and stuttering, freezing, glitching, high cpu and gpu temps, it run badly no matter what gpu you have even if you use frame gen and fsr3 or dlss. but it worth the 5$ on sale imo and you dont have to be a hug fan of the series to appreciate it . 6.5/10

It's far from perfect but it was a nice time waster. If you can forgive all those issues it has, you still can have some fun with this game. Should have played it on a higher difficulty than normal since robo was just too overpowered towards the end. It was no real challenge no matter how much cannon fodder they throwed at you. But maybe that was the point.

This game should’ve been titled ...Detroit: Become Human,The RoboCop DLC... This game runs like it's dying not quickly, but in that long, wheezing way where you’re forced to watch. Menus lag like they're processing trauma that is the game your about to play. The game itself stutters like it’s trying to remember why it exists and what year it is (shooter's wize). And I say this running it on a system powerful enough to simulate actual judgment day it self. You’re supposed to feel like Robocop. Instead, you feel like a depressed refrigerator with a gun!. The combat’s stiff, the pacing’s worse, and every cutscene drags on like it’s being read out loud by a coma patient with amnesia trying to remember what number Elmo just counted too. Half the game is watching not intense, cinematic watching just endless, dead-eyed dialogue with the emotional depth of a DMV line. I didn’t finish it. Not out of rage ,We have PUBG and COD but for that out of mercy. Mercy for my time, my sanity, my soul, and the dying spark of hope that this shit might "get better.".... It didn’t get better. Fan service? Sure, if your kink is watching your childhood icons be stuffed into a stiff Unity husk and forced to mumble half-hearted lines like they’re being held at gunpoint off-screen or someone show's you a large magnet hanging from an excavator next to a car crusher .Look,.. It’s not Robocop. It’s a eulogy for what could’ve been. The only thing this game successfully captures from the Robocop legacy is the cold, hollow feeling of being stripped of your humanity except it's you, the player, not the character. 10/10. One point for the gun sound's and Nine point for the existential dread!.

Hella fun game, stays true to the original and expands on it with lots of details. Combat is juicy, heads pop like watermelons, everything blows up and collapses — I had a lot of fun playing it. Though it could’ve been a couple of hours shorter. I was laughing so hard hearing that lunatic journalist lady ranting and bіtсhіng on the phone about me throwing her into a prison cell and then not completing her request. Solid 7/10 — would recommend to anyone who liked the movie, or even if you haven’t seen it.

Frankly, this game was boring. There are many side missions that have you ponderously stepping through empty boring streets looking for crimes. Also, Robocop can't jump at all? He's stopped by a knee height wall. The upgrades never really seemed to do anything important. The cutscenes could have been interesting but were just poorly acted and boring. Finally, this game hard crashed my computer several times, especially during the final boss battle. I don't really care if I finish it.

The TLDR; here is the game is awesome! Truly fun and immersive to play. The dialogue is authentic to the original movie/time; while also being funny at times. RoboCop: RC lets me simultaneously re-live my childhood memories of this movie and the awe it struck upon me; also, letting me experience what it might have been like to BE RoboCop! To be fair there are some issues with the game that I've experienced so far... 1. When the game loads for the first time, there was some serious performance problems. This was experienced AFTER I allowed it to auto-detect what settings it should have. 2. Game will occasionally (thrice for me) will fail to load a cut scene or transition from one "zone" to the next. 3. Yeah - Crashed! There's some optimizations to be had but this has only happened once. Some good points... 1. Dialogue and voice acting is REALLY well done (OOOOOMMMMMMGGGGGG ITS PETEEEEEERRR!!!) 2. It's a beautiful game; truly stunning. 3. It really is an FPS game first, the aiming/firing feels really good/smooth. 4. The story is a lot of fun so far (roam around for the side quests!) 5. Even the exploration is fun and feels worthwhile Overall, as a fan of the original content, my inner fan boy says 10/10! I think a more honest review is an 8.75/10...ok ok 9/10!!! BUY IT, you'll LOVE IT!

This is a very light recommendation. I've played this on my GOG account. It's alright, but as a guy in his mid-40s who absolutely adores Robocop (1987) this doesn't really get the tone right. In fairness, no other Robocop property ever did successfully recreate the satire and particular style of over-the-top violence that made the first film such a stone cold classic (though Robocop 2 arguably came close). I can see that a lot of love went into this relatively low-budget game and I really, really want to like it more than I do, but the writing and tone just isn't close enough to capture that magic-in-a-bottle of the original film. Initially the gameplay is fun, but it mostly just consists of the same thing: walk into a room, slowly shoot a bunch of moronic enemies ... rinse and repeat. Initially I felt awesome wielding Robo's gun, but it didn't take long for the buzz (the nuke?) to wear off. Far worse are the boring investigation sections that break up the violence, where you trudge around talking to people and collecting clues. This is not the kind of activity I had in mind when I put on my chrome dome. Graphics and music are pretty darn great, it's just the human models that have some weird jank, but it's mostly in a charming sorta way. Hopefully they fine-tune the formula for the sequel and knock it out of the park. Teyon, your move creep.

[h2] More like RoboCop: Crash City [/h2] I was actually enjoying the gameplay of Rogue City but the game will not stop crashing, and the irritating save system means when, not if, the game crashed you lose a bunch of progress and either have to sit through the same cutscene or replay the last chunk of a level you did over and over again until the game decides to get its act together. This game is another perfect example of UE5 garbage, I'm so sick of this engine and all the problems that come with it. My system is a 5800X3D, 32GB of RAM, gen 4 NVME drives and a 4080 Super, there's no reason games like RoboCop should constantly crash no matter the drivers or in game settings I use. I can't recommend this on PC, if you're a big fan of the franchise maybe try it on Xbox or PS5 because it's a mess here.

When the game started, I was pretty doubtful — until I got to control RoboCop, the original soundtrack came blasting in, and I started shooting. Damn — you truly are RoboCop in this game. Okay, it’s not perfect: some quests are pretty basic, and the open areas feel a bit old-school. But if you’re into RoboCop even a little bit, you’re in for a treat. The gunplay feels heavy in the best way, the graphics are surprisingly great, and the devs absolutely nailed the atmosphere. The movement, the voice, the violence... it’s all there. I love the RoboCop movie. RoboCop 2? Not so much, but it’s not that bad. RoboCop 3? What? That movie never existed - don’t know what you’re talking about. Anyway, what I really appreciated is how respectful this game is to the source material. It’s packed with nods to the films, from characters to locations to that gritty tone that made the original special. So if you grew up with RoboCop, or just like badass single-player FPS games with a bit of jank but a lot of heart, this one’s gonna give you 15–20 hours of great fun.

Summary - Robocop: Rogue City is the best Robocop game since the movie came out. As a Robocop game, this is 9 out of 10. Many many references to the movie. As a game, this is a 6 out of 10. Gameplay is pretty mediocre and repetitious. There are multiple "endings" but are they worth going for? Still, it was fun to reminisce and experience a new adventure with Alex Murphy and Lewis. Review This seems like a "budget" game. I think they spent the money fairly well. The sound effects and the visuals are spot-on! The visuals are nearly perfect. The voice acting is ... okay, lacking polish. Lines are poorly paced and some of the voice talent are not good. There was a lack of music through the game until the last couple of sections when the Robocop theme finally started to play. The developers really nailed the setting, but not quite the satirical humor of the movie. You really feel the power fantasy of playing as Robocop. On "normal" difficulty, it was pretty easy. The guns sound and "feel" good, especially the Auto-9. The gameplay is okay. Robocop sprint speed is slow and you have to go walk everyone. Luckily, the level designs are pretty small.

Great game, faithful to the ONLY TWO ROBOCOP MOVIES, and doesn't come off as a soulless cash grab. Very much recommended. Found myself smiling and laughing with the references, the writing of the characters, enjoying all the graphical tweaks to Old Detroit (Good Job Devs! Especially for what is essentially an AA team!), and thoroughly enjoying the action and unapologetic graphic gunplay and gore. Love this game. Love to see a sequel!

what a wonderful nostalgia ride that was. I'm not much for fps games but this has changed my mind. If you love robocop fan I'm sure you'll enjoy. I played on Normal mode which didn't give me too much trouble other than a couple minor glitches toward the end.

I couldn't get into any action cause it keep on crashing... Will change my bad rev. if they fix the game.

100% worth the money! The game is super fun to play and it does a good balance action and comedy (Some random falls and jokes just landed on how dumb it was) The story is good, not epic, not Witcher 3 omg its so good. Just good. I tried to do all the side stuff but really there probably is stuff left. If you like the movies you will def have to play it. Also, Pickles is now canon and he needs to be in the next movie ( if there ever is one)

I am giving Robo Cop a 7.5. The only reason for me giving it this score because it deliveres a really honest and well rounded experience. The gameplay is fun, while it is just blindly shooting into groups of enemies and the Story is somewhat entertaining with a some choices you can make. The graphics are good but the Art work i think is some what lack luster and seems a little bland. So what i would recommend someone should do is wait for a sale and pick this game up for 20-30 bucks.

Pretty solid AA title with fun gameplay, cool atmospherics and some elements of nostalgia for good 'ol action movies :)

RoboCop: Rogue City is full of call backs to classic 80's style cinema and is chalk full of references from that era. For the uninitiated RoboCop is from a movie series from late 80's to early 90's set in a sort of corporate run city where crime has gotten out of hand. As a result RoboCop was created to help the police department but sadly would end up using the body of a former police officer for its' core augmented with cybernetic implants. The story told here is believed to be set between the original movie trilogy of 2 and 3. Except here the core is simple. A new bad guy has turned up and it's up to you to clean up the streets the old fashioned way by taking out the trash, so to speak, while putting a stop to it. The gameplay here is something different but unique at the same time. RoboCop isn't athletic or highly mobile. He can do a sort of fast walk/light run but he ain't no commando. Thankfully the shooting here is rock solid and the game incorporates a sort of RPG style levelling system to help unlock perks or upgrades for RoboCop to use. All have their uses all around so you get options that will help you advance. You can also unlock bonuses for your gun using it's own set of upgrades than either help or hinder you depending on how you place your upgrade chips. As far as the tech goes it's largely an impressive feat. Lots of attention to detail has been incorporated from both the source material to help really drive home classic 80's ideas from the movies that this game inspired. Of course RoboCop himself still looks the best even when compared to the NPC characters and models. Sure there is some rough edges to it but it's still a solid looking game all around. So the question is should you buy it? My answer is a solid yes but wait for a sale. The game is a single player experience only and nothing beyond that. I'd say you're look at about a potentially solid 20hrs worth of gameplay if you include side quests and such. Either way this is a solid game that delivers on a variety of fronts while still being faithful to the source material.

Good play on Robocop movies. But also not bad as a game. It may not be a best ever game, but it gave me more then I expected

Buggy, but otherwise a great game. Incredibly faithful to the source material. I hope that they will introduce the second RoboCop from the show in a sequel.

Obviously made by fans. You are too slow as Robocop should be. There are many slow paced, more invesgative missions so if you are looking for fast paced FPS it is the wrong game.

If crashing annoys you, stay away. I have 2 crashes in 6 hours of game time. Depending on where it crashes, you may lose a significant amount of progress. I never had to repeat more than half an hour of play, but it is still infuriating for those of us with limited time to play. Having said that, this game is peak 80s. You really feel like RoboPig. The immersion is top-notch. If the technical issues are ever fixed it's an easy 10/10 perfect game. As it stands, I give it a letter grade demotion. 89/100, no rounding up.

Awesome game! totally recommend. Especially if you familiar with the franchise.

it's wild how good this game is and how under the rock it was. not many people know about it for it being very ternimantor like and just upholding the law so to say.

Great Story. Great Graphics. You can use RTX HDR to make it look even better! Lengthwise i find it perfect. I like the weapon upgrade mini game. Gameplay could be a bit more diverse but for the length of the game it was fun enough.

the amount of detail in the city is astonishing, reminded me of Cyberpunk 2077 at times. there are a few visual quirks here and there, especially with the lip syncing to the voice lines. but overall the game has a level of charm to the writing and voice-acting that i can really appreciate. robocop is an adorable protagonist and the combat gameplay is simple yet fun. highly recommend for the enjoyers of a slower-paced, story-driven singleplayer game.

You can imagine this game with : Fallout 4 when you're in the Power Suit with Infinite Ammo ( or moded Full Auto Hand Cannon). 1) The Best thing I loved about this game is the Gun Play, the Gun plays great, I loved the options of having More than 1 type of Hand Gun Build available. 2) The Exploration feels good, they give a purpose to discover hidden items/ for exp/ chip set / motherboard upgrades. 3) There's also a Skill Tree system, which is cool 4) It also have a Somewhat interesting Story to this game. 5) The Gore, is Great, the shooting feels good, the Recoil feels great, your character have momentum in this game. The Only thing i Dislike is the... Slow Walking speed, well, this is a Robot Cop, A heavy Tin Man that are build to Eat Bullets... 8/10 Great game that worth your time.

The game is a straightforward run-and-gun game. Wish the gunplay was longer, but the game really gives the feel that you are Robocop himself. All achievements can be completed in a single run without any grinding.

This is my first introduction into the Robocop universe and if the movies are half as action packed as this game, I'm going to have a long weekend ahead of me. Teyon did a phenomenal job creating an environment surrounded with filth and decay that still felt hauntingly beautiful to look at while traveling. Eye popping visuals aside, Robocop provides the player with an opportunity to feel like a real hero, a shining beacon of hope for Detroit city. When you're not turning violent gang members into spaghetti sauce, Robocop has a variety of side missions and random encounters littered throughout each area you explore. The tasks can range from solving a homicide to deciding if you want to give someone a ticket for smoking at a gas pump. With all these small tasks clawing at your steel ankles, the city always feels like it's full of life. If you play for the action, extended parts of this game that focus on police work rather than combat can feel a bit sluggish at times, but it also adds to the surprise factor as you're never sure which encounter will lead to an arrest, or gunfire. My favorite mechanic in this game is the PCB chips for Robocops main sidearm. There are many to collect and each one changes the weapons function slightly, allowing it powerful buffs (and debuffs). I found myself customizing different chips every other mission just to see how it would change my preformance. If any of you are achievement hunters, It's a fairly easy 100% that can be completed in 12 hours. All in all, Robocop exceeded my expectations in nearly every way. Highly recommend.

For those who love the original Robocop movie, this game is perfect. It feels right. I am down to the last battle and played on fun, it has been great. I need to try more weapons and tactics, but I love upgrading my pistol and killing everything!