Summary
- Release Year: 2012
- Genres: Adventure, Indie, Puzzle
- Platforms: iOS, Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows), Wii U
- Developers: Popcannibal
- Publishers: Popcannibal
Girls Like Robots: A Ridiculously Charming Puzzle Adventure
Girls Like Robots is a 2012 puzzle game developed by Copenhagen-based studio Reto-Moto. The game is set in a world where robots are the dominant species, and humans are treated as second-class citizens. The player takes control of a group of robots who are trying to save their world from an evil scientist.
The game is played on a grid-based board, and the player must move the robots around the board in order to solve puzzles. The robots have different abilities, and the player must use their abilities strategically in order to progress.
The game’s puzzles are clever and challenging, but they are also fair. The player is never left feeling frustrated, and there is always a sense of satisfaction when a puzzle is solved.
In addition to its clever puzzles, Girls Like Robots also features a charming story and characters. The robots are all unique and endearing, and the player will quickly become invested in their quest to save their world.
The game’s visuals are also top-notch. The robots are beautifully designed, and the world of the game is both colorful and detailed. The game’s soundtrack is also excellent, and it perfectly captures the game’s whimsical and charming atmosphere.
Overall, Girls Like Robots is a ridiculously charming puzzle adventure that is sure to please fans of the genre. The game’s clever puzzles, charming story, and beautiful visuals make it a must-play for anyone who enjoys a good puzzle game.
Gameplay
The goal of Girls Like Robots is to move the robots around the board in order to solve puzzles. The robots have different abilities, and the player must use their abilities strategically in order to progress.
For example, one robot can move other robots out of the way, while another robot can create new platforms. The player must use the robots’ abilities in combination in order to solve the puzzles.
The game’s puzzles are challenging, but they are also fair. The player is never left feeling frustrated, and there is always a sense of satisfaction when a puzzle is solved.
Story
The story of Girls Like Robots is set in a world where robots are the dominant species, and humans are treated as second-class citizens. The player takes control of a group of robots who are trying to save their world from an evil scientist.
The robots are all unique and endearing, and the player will quickly become invested in their quest to save their world. The game’s story is full of humor and heart, and it is sure to keep the player entertained from beginning to end.
Characters
The robots in Girls Like Robots are all unique and endearing. Each robot has its own personality and backstory, and the player will quickly become attached to them.
The main characters in the game are:
- Iris: A young robot who is trying to find her place in the world.
- Otto: A brave and loyal robot who is always willing to help his friends.
- Volt: A mischievous and playful robot who loves to cause trouble.
- Amp: A shy and insecure robot who is always looking for approval.
The robots in Girls Like Robots are all relatable and lovable, and the player will quickly become invested in their quest to save their world.
Visuals
The visuals in Girls Like Robots are top-notch. The robots are beautifully designed, and the world of the game is both colorful and detailed. The game’s visuals are sure to impress even the most discerning gamer.
Soundtrack
The soundtrack in Girls Like Robots is also excellent. The soundtrack is composed of whimsical and charming tunes that perfectly capture the game’s atmosphere. The soundtrack is sure to stay with the player long after they have finished playing the game.
Overall
Girls Like Robots is a ridiculously charming puzzle adventure that is sure to please fans of the genre. The game’s clever puzzles, charming story, and beautiful visuals make it a must-play for anyone who enjoys a good puzzle game.
Review Score
8/10
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