RoboCop: Rogue City

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!!

This is not a AAA game, but it is a good game and it's full 1987 Robocop nostalgia (plus some Robocop 2 and leading into Robocop 3). The game has it's limits, it's very linear and it's not particularly well polished, with a bit of odd graphical jank thrown in like bad lipsync and simplistic physics. It is still plenty of fun though! Music is on point, gore and story is perfectly Verhoeven and it just plays and feels exactly like you would expect if you were Robocop. Embrace the 2000s simplistic gameplay, love the satire, serve the public trust.

Shame as I really liked this game but the fact that its crashing way too often tied with no manual save is fucking no bueno. Part bug. Part Glitch. All Crashes. I'd rather not buy that for a dollar.

Bought it played for 80 minutes. Refunded after numerous crashes. Not bad but unfortunately abandoned.

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.

[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.

I really, really wanted to enjoy this game! I saw it on sale and gave it a go, and... I've never cared less about making progress in a game before. The story is so slow, the shootouts feel like rejected levels from the original Wolfenstein 3D, the dialogue options change nothing, the skill tree is pointless and grubbing around for 50 xp here & there is boring. I'll probably finish the game at some point, but I'm 3 hours in and bored out of my mind. What a shame.

Incredibly clunky. Graphics are decent but it just isn't smooth at all. And the story is atrocious.

Game released almost 2 years ago... Constant crashing, bugs all over the place (t-pose, items stuck in the air, tab not working to exit the weapon upgrade screen). If I wouldn't pay £5 for this crap I would refund. Overall - story and execution wise - good game. Sadly done by developers with no skills.

Our beloved RoboCop finally returns after all these years in this glorious Polish AA game! Nobody expected much from developers Teyon, nobody asked for RoboCop as the franchise clearly wilted, but then here they gave us "Rogue City" and reinvigorated our love for the legendary cyborg from the 80s! - RoboCop is full of easter eggs, nods and inspirations from the films, but it doesn't rely on nostalgia alone! The game is actually a very decent experience! From high action combat to great writing and characters. The game is plays after RoboCop 2 and before RoboCop 3 so that makes it canon! Story takes heavy inspiration from the movies to give us the original and authentic RoboCop experience. The sound design is visceral and the gore can be heard echoing. The music and RoboCop's theme are EPIC ! Character progression, difficulty and side quests are all well done. The game crashed for me a few times, don't know if it it's the well known issue with the "dlss" or hot summer temperature killing my PC, but that was annoying. After dabbling in the options, I could play longer sessions but sooner or later a crash was inevitable. Just restarting the game, seemed to fix it and I could continue with another very long session before it happened again.. Guess the game has issues with optimization? No matter, this was quite trivial. "Rogue City" is not perfect, naturally it has its flaws, but damn, the overall experience was superb! (One must remember that it is a AA game and that there is a huge distinction with triple AAA. If you don't know, please get informed/educated.) Get it on sale, you won't regret it. A solid and fun game.

Kinda jank and I had about a half dozen crashes during my playthrough. That said, I don't know what else you could possibly ask for in a Robocop game and I strongly recommend it, even at full price I would have been satisfied

This is game is fine, but the amount of crashes and hanging is unbearable, I don't remember the last time I had to restart my pc so many times since I got this game.

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.

It's a pretty fun game, Robocop is so cool it makes me wish detroit was real.

"Dead or alive, you're coming with me." "I know you. You're dead!! We killed you!!!!!" It never crossed my mind that RoboCop would make such a great video game and it truly does. It's a throw back, not only to 80's films but to early 2000 video game design. It's got all the charm of the movies with entertaining violence and cheesy one liners. Other than that it's a solid FPS, the only draw backs are if your going to do all the optional content you will revisit locations you have already been to and the upgrade system is kinda pointless.

Bought on sale (90% = 5€) & would have refunded it, if I hadn't bought it on sale... Walking through Detroit as all-powerful machine god, shooting up thugs is fun and all for a little while, BUT... - I had frequent crashes (every 1-2 hours of play) - Movement is very clunky: You get stuck on minimal ledges, no jumping, no crouching, no leaning out of cover - Skilltree is not very balanced and calling it "tree" would be an exaggeration - The auto-9 upgrade system is not well introduced and explained - The chip merging for the auto-9 upgrades is random and feels bad - "choices matter" is executed as minimalist as possible - characters feel completely flat It is what I would expect to get for 5-10€. Had I paid full price I would have felt absolutely robbed. I had my money's worth of fun, nothing more, nothing less.

RoboCop: Rogue City is exactly the kind of game that's up my alley in 2025. A relatively short, story driven FPS with satisfying gameplay, an engaging plot, and based on one of my all time favorite films. The fact that they actually managed to get Peter Weller back to play Murphy after an absence of 35 years from the franchise is icing on the cake and goes a long way to making this feel like an authentic RoboCop experience. I will say that this is far from a perfect game. For starters, this game absolutely hates DLSS and will crash to desktop regularly with it enabled. When it works, it works great and gives a significant performance boost but crashing on loading screens gets old after a while. While the voice work from Weller is a huge standout, you can tell that's where a lot of the acting budget went as some of the side characters give fairly flat performances which isn't helped out by the very stiff facial animations. Ordinarily this wouldn't be much of a problem for an action FPS, but Rogue City features a surprisingly large amount of cutscenes and Bethesda-like dialogue trees. Ultimately, I paid $5 for this game on sale so I'm willing to let these complaints fall by the wayside. I was delightfully surprised to find that this game, while very much an action FPS, is also something of a light RoboCop rpg. Some of my favorite moments in the game came during the hub world interludes where you carry out Robo's directives from the mundane like issuing parking citations to the bizarre like helping a homeless person find a VHS tape at a video store and ending up in a shootout. The game does a great job at bringing the world of Old Detroit from the films to life and getting you invested in its fate which is central to both the plot of this game and the overarching narrative of the original film trilogy that Rogue City slots itself into. In many ways, the game's story acts as a RoboCop 2.5, filling in some of the plot holes and character fates that were previously left unexplained in the movies, and I found it to be a satisfying and worthy inclusion in the RoboCop mythos. In fact, Rogue City is probably the best RoboCop anything we've gotten since the 1987 film which isn't exactly a super high bar, but you can tell that the developers really cared about making a RoboCop game true to the spirit of the original Verhoven film and not just a cheap cash in. For that, I commend Teyon and look forward to playing their next installment in the series, "Unfinished Business", when it comes out.

this game is unrealistic because it doesn't let me racially profile people. considering getting a refund

As night falls on Detroit, a channel 9 news broadcast is interrupted by a takeover from the Torch Heads gang, taking staff hostage. Outside of that, talks of a "New Guy In Town" taking the criminal underworld by storm raises more trouble for the citizens of the Motor City. It's all up to one police officer to resolve not only the hostage crisis, but take down the New Guy. And that officer? Robocop. Robocop: Rogue City is a love letter to the original trilogy of Robocop films, notably the first two with some hints to the third. Taking place between Robocop 2 and 3, Rogue City expands on some newly crafted lore of the character and OCP while introducing some new characters that are rather great. Teyon understood the assignment when it came to making a Robocop game and smashed it out of the park. The story is pretty great, the respect to the films is well heard as well as the minor things like the themes and twisted humor the films had. This feels like pure 80s Robocop. Speaking of the story, RC takes us all across Detroit as our cybernetic hero uncovers the connections some of the gangs have with the New Guy, but also some conspiracy and corruption within OCP. It's well put together and is supported by a host of new characters, notably among them for me is the street vagrant named Pickles. Acting as an informant for Robocop, Pickles has his own story and motivations that the player can guide him along to better paths or leave him to his own wastes. And he's a good source for some banter and revealing the good man that he is underlying his exterior. As you go through the main campaign, RC will take you across various locations within Detroit. From the iconic Metro West police station, to downtown Detroit, the Steel Mill where Murphy was killed, an abandoned mall, a prison and more. Each of these locations come with a whole host of side missions, bonus containers and skill points to loot, as well as various notes that when read offer a huge XP reward for locating them. Maximising your XP gain with each of these will start power levelling you through the surprising RPG mechanics of RC. With a static 1000 XP requirement for leveling up, you'll gain one skill point with each level to be put into one of eight skill trees, most of which have more active gameplay boosts while two of them are more passive but equally as rewarding. Each of the eight skills have a set of three perks that reward dedicated investment as well as the passive boost the chosen skill rewards. For example, the Deduction skill. This is a skill i recommend levelling up first as it controls your XP gain from notes with each rank up but also has perks for scanning things for additional secrets (Loot stash rooms or safe combos), marking out stash spots and side missions on your map and ultimately (The best perk of all) a whopping 30% XP boost for anything you do. Aside from tracking down notes, XP is earned in a variety of ways. From killing criminals in combat, collecting additional evidence, completing side missions and more. But the best form of XP chasing will come with your return trips to Metro West PD and getting evaluated. How well you perform on the field will determine the scoring grade you get as well as the amount of XP rewarded, up to the max of 3000 per evaluation. RC's gameplay however, is a massive power fantasy. Stepping into the metallic feet of Robocop, players will feel the tank like slow movements while also feeling like you can shrug off bullets. This tank like feeling is only enhanced with upgrading Vitality and Armor upgrades to expand your health and damage resistance as well as getting the perks for them. But the best part of RC's gameplay... Is combat. Wielding the iconic Auto-9 pistol and charging through criminals has never felt more fun. And true to form of the original Robocop movie, this game is FILLED with gore effects. Shooting off a criminal's arm, leg, shooting them in the dick or completely blowing their head clean off all has lasting bloody explosions that brings a deep joy to me. But you don't just have the Auto-9 to utilise, the weapons criminals drop can also be picked up and used, however the Auto-9 has infinite ammo unlike the scavenged gear. Across the game you can find various PCB boards that can be used to modify your Auto-9 and OCP containers with mod chips to fit into those PCB slots. Investing into the Engineering tree will juice up how powerful the chips are. Auto-9 buffs come in the form of boosts to it's damage, armor penetration, mag size, reload speed and accuracy with some powerful perks for stringing along certain mod chips as well as debilitating pitfalls which will take away some of your stat boosts. Smart placements of mod chips is key to having better Auto-9 stats as well as getting some of the major perks of a particular board while avoiding the pitfalls. Other combat features will include those additional perks that you can unlock with XP, unlocking new abilities like a stunning shockwave, slow motion, a small dash and a powerful shield that eats damage and ricochet bullets on certain parts of the environment which was a cool idea from Robocop 2 with passive health regen up to 75% and additional storage of health kits and the ability to restore health from fuse boxes if you're desperate. RC is also a pretty looking game that utilises Unreal 5 with only some minor hiccups here and there for me. Notably when it came to leaving an interior and back into the main map location and even worse when it came from a cutscene after leaving a location. Some of the lip sync was off too, but again it was only here and there and only a minor issue compared to the greatness that makes up the rest of the game. But overall, Rogue City is a fantastic and fun game that comes well recommended from me for people who like shooters but especially for Robocop fans with the trove of references and in-jokes as well as what i mentioned earlier with the themes of at least the first two films. My experience with the game can also be found here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1S6L_bIvV_3If36XalRJgjFI5Znp_Ppk

🚓 A really cool licensed game made with the right approach. A gem for fans and just a criminally good fps. Moderately long, has upgrades, variety in the environment, casual investigations and dialogue choices that subtly affect the narrative. The shooting is done nicely. It also looks beautiful, the streets and atmosphere are amazing, although the animations are simple and the characters' faces are sometimes repeated. The game is criticized for optimization, but it's quite quick to configure for a decent picture even on not very powerful hardware. There are small bugs of various kinds, even softlocks on linear missions, but nothing critical or annoying. I can't call myself a true fan, but it was fun to play.

All these theft and murder games, a little bit of police play is really catchy

I loved this game so much it really has such a great thing going and I'm excited to see what they do with the new game that's already scheduled but this games performance issues cannot be overlooked especially towards the end of the game for some reason it crashes nonstop especially when in between cut scenes I don't even want to finish the game despite being 8 hours in because every time it crashes it fully freezes my computer

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

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!

Total fun. I can see $50 being a hard-sell for some, so maybe my opinion is colored by the 90% discount I got it at. I can look past minor things like re-used assets and the occasional crash. Overall, it performed well with some framerate dips during missions more populated with enemies. By my tastes, the game looks and sounds great. Plenty of fan-service and appropriately touches the central themes of the original film. I had fun feeling like a walking tank, clicking on heads and groins, leveling towards new abilities, and, in general, walking through a 1980's Detroit doing mundane public service.

Do you like RoboCop? Do you like Deus Ex Human Revolution? Cause that's basically what this game is, a pseudo open world FPS with diet RPG elements and some side quests. Side quests boil down to scanning a room Batman Arkham style and following objective markers, you're not a real detective, it's not a puzzle game or anything. But the writing is witty and the performances are good enough to make up for the lack of inventive side quest activities. Core game play is your standard FPS, two weapon slots. No regenerating HP, but you have healing items and abilities like slow-mo, damage reducing shield and a dash. You get RPG style upgrades by levelling up from completing quests and finding collectables. Its not the most original, but they do a fantastic job of making you FEEL like RoboCop. You move slow, have lots of health. Every motion and animation is stiff, yet deliberate. Its a fantastic experience, really captures Peter Weller's performance as RoboCop. Tbh, that's the best part of the game. The writing really nails the feel of the first movie, with references to the second and third scattered throughout. But the acting is top not, getting Weller back as Robo was a brilliant idea the game simply would not have worked without him. Yes its a little shallow, but the price isn't too bad and the experience is well worth it. Highly recommend.

I really wanted to like this, as I get the developers are big fans of the movies. But it's just a below average shooter. Apart from some nice visuals, it plays like a 15 year old game. The first half I enjoyed enough to get me invested to play through to the end, but by halfway I had upgraded his gun to the point where I could no scope enemies from long distance and at the same time blast full auto at close range. The difficulty increase didn’t do much. It was fun for a bit but just got mindless after a while. It’s also not helped by the braindead AI, who just sort of pop up where you expect and throw grenades as a way of pretending they do different things. Fighting ED209, for example, I could just get far away and he wouldn't chase me, so I just shot him from a distance and watched his health drain. Or the bikers riding in strict paths. You can just stand outside where they ride, point your gun in one direction, and wait for them to ride through in a endless loop. The game also crashed multiple times while playing, and there were many, many stutters. Other issues like the audio levels are all over the place, with really bad voice acting even if you give some leeway for the low budget effort. I did like the orchestral soundtrack. It was nice how it played with the original movie theme. But they had this one rock song that played in the game world, and it played all the time. It gave the world a very limited feel, like everyone just listens to this one crap song over and over. The story is the main problem though. I tried not to hold it up to the quality of the movie, but it was just nonsensical and so, so stupid. Without spoiling anything, especially in the later half of the game, every plot point was like a child had wrote it. The final boss fight is baffling stupid in how it’s set up and who exactly you fight. Also lots of padding with the side quests, such as the lights go out and you need to find the fuse box. Also, I didn’t like the design of the punks gang. They were too cyberpunk, with face paint and even a Silverhand style rock band leader. It just didn’t feel like the Robocop world, where the criminals look more grounded in reality. If you’re interested as a Robocop fan, only buy it on sale. I feel for £5 I got some value in the first few hours I enjoyed. I want to like this developer, but I feel the exact same faults I found here were in their Terminator game too.

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

Genuinely loved the game.... Sadly i can't complete the game because it crashes all the time.

If you are looking for a game that's just a good shooter where you feel genuinely unstoppable, this game is perfect, and I do not mean that sarcastically in any possible way. RoboCop Rogue City is a perfect example of the thought "How do I make the player REALLY feel like they are the overpowered MC". The auto 9 (MCs main weapon of choice, or the a9 for short) a burst fire pistol with infinite ammo reserves can be upgraded to have full auto which completely trivializes the game on the 2nd hardest difficulty. It has little to no recoil, it deals insane damage, and if you don't count enemies with helmets or the robots, it one shots anyone in the head, therefore if you can aim, you're going to have a field day. The guns themselves feel weighty. You feel the crunch when an enemy's head explodes from the impact of your weapons, the sound effects are loud, the shots are impactful, and even if you're shooting at armor and see sparks, you still feel like you're damaging the enemy, which you are. You can make RoboCop have high hp and armor, make his bullets richochet off certain surfaces to hit enemies behind cover, you can have time slowed down to more easily dispatch enemies, and the heals in this game are INSTANT, so you're never going to feel like you need to "pause" the combat at any moment. It's fast, aggressive, and engaging. However.. that is where my compliments end.. Now, onto my issues with the game. The soundtrack itself is okay, however whenever you hear "background music", 90% of the time it's that same rock song repeating over and over and over again, and unless if you like it, you will get agitated the 5th time you hear it before hearing any other song. The animations are stiff, especially for characters that don't include RoboCop himself. The character designs look weird, and the character faces are either ugly, repetitive or have that uncanny valley look to them. Even on the highest texture settings, for example, some characters' hair still looks weird, and clipping issues aren't uncommon, and the mouth flaps just look like they were generated without any attention paid to them. Unless if you have a super good computer, even if you can run the game on semi high texture settings, I would recommend lowering them to avoid crashes, and I mean CONSTANT crashes, especially in the later stages on the game. I almost quit because I kept crashing in one segment of the game, and when restarting the game would get sent back to the start of the entire segment(also, no save feature, only "auto saves"). Now.. for the worst part... The writing. For example, the characters.. I don't know what god forsaken hellspawn decided to make Anne Lewis.. but I will die the day I have to listen to that agitating, egotistical voice in full. The first time you see her you more or less do all the work in a mission, with her just coming along for "support", and when you come back to the station and the sergeant thanks you, this ungrateful, narcissistic bitch jumps in and says "Erm.. you meant "WE"?!" and RoboCop basically just says she was "impressive" or whatever the fuck so that the sergeant doesn't have to say anything to the brat who decided to wear a police badge and forced everyone to comply. I could make the entire review just about her, but I'll save everyone the trouble. Big thing I wanted to mention however is the fact that the story, the character writing, and even the voice acting is just... odd. The main antagonist stupidly revealing how he would manage to get one up over robo cop every time leading to robo cop beating him without any effort, characters doing the dumbest cliche stereotypical actions imaginable, characters sounding completely unlike what they are supposed to, or just sounding like the voice actors didn't really give a shit about their roles. The ending itself also just sucks. It gives you a bit of hope that you did okay, and unless if you talked to everyone perfectly (yes, there are choices in dialogue), you're just going to feel fucking stupid by the end of it with barely any silver lining. TL;DR: Buy the game if you want a good shooter, not if you want.. anything else good.

Solid game, got more than my moneys worth. Plenty of side content if you want to go do it. Combat is fun once you unlock some abilities through the skill tree. Downside? Robocop's mobility outside of combat is very slow for the sandbox sections. Might be to keep with lore but finding secrets at the pace of an electric wheelchair can get tiresome on long sessions. Ran smooth and I only crashed once (on the final boss, so close to running flawless). We need more games to fill in the middle ground of indie and AAA. Would LOVE to see this done with either Dredd, Terminator, or another beloved 80s action IP. Will keep my eyes out for their next game.

I experienced multiple crashes and performance issues near the end of the game for some reason. The first 6 hours were fine performance-wise. It could be a problem on my side—though that's unlikely, since I’ve been playing other games alongside this one without any issues (RTX 4060). the gameplay and story were OK, I just didn't like the morality system because most of the time I felt forced to choose between options that I didn't agree with. Unfortunately I'm forced to give this one a thumbs down- I wish there was a neutral option for the reviews. All that being said I think this game is worth your time if bought on sale, and I'd definitely like to see more from this franchise.

You get to be RoboCop, tank everything, shoot cocks off and blow heads off. Controls are smooth, game play is good and story/action is good

This game is a pleasant surprise. Right after the first minutes the game will make a good impression on you by the fact that the game was made by someone who likes the movie Robocop, similar to the game Terminator resistance. ------ A lot of people complain about that the game runs badly for them. And if you don't play with the graphics settings, you may have the same problems. below is a small guide on how to do it The thing is that the game default setting is set to max everything, including the fps limit set to "unlimited" (it ignores my nvidia settings where I have a fixed fps). When I turned on the game for the first time, I only had 40fps in the main game menu and the CPU usage was 95%, the graphics was 90%. At first, set the fps limit to some value. The CPU usage will immediately drop below 10%. If you turn on DLSS, your graphics usage will also drop rapidly (below 40%). You can set all other graphics settings to max. The game never crashed with these settings and I wasn't afraid that I would fry my processor :) ------ As for the game itself, the story is classic movie-like, like from the movie Robocop :) (I won't say anything, just play it :) ). In addition to the main missions, you can meet some NPCs who will ask you for a favor. Most of the time it's just a little bit of a hassle, but the XP is useful and it will take you just 1-2 minutes to do it :). You will enjoy walking around the city several times during the game. However, since the city is still the same (and quite small), you will enjoy exploring it mainly the first time. The next time you visit, you will probably just go straight to the quests, so it's not that repetitive. As for walking around the city, I recommend going to every police car with its lights on, or NPCs talking suspiciously to each other :) (these are side tasks). Often the NPC will call you, but you have to be almost next to him. RPG element: you divide skill points into different skills + quite early in the game you unlock the ability to upgrade your weapon. (higher dmg, penetration, accuracy + special features such as other shooting modes or/and an autoloader thanks to which you don't have to reload the weapon at all :) You will automatically learn skills after investing a certain amount of points in a given attribute. However, you will never have enough points to have all attributes maxed out the first time you play the game. After finishing the game, you can do a new game+, where all attributes and weapon upgrades will remain from the previous game. If I had to summarize the mission content, in 90% of cases it is a shootout...and that brings us to the last element of this game, Action The game is action-packed, but definitely not in the way you would expect. You are Robocop, so you can't duck or jump, and even with your armor upgraded to max (so bullets from smaller weapons bounce off you) you still take damage ;-). So you will have to rely mainly on your active and passive skills. In the first part of the game you might think that you have too low HP and that the enemies can withstand a headshot, but once you improve a bit and get certain perks and skills, the game will be easy, maybe too easy, you'll see for yourself. Here I would like the change in difficulty to not only mean that the enemies have more HP and deal more damage, but that there would be more of them. The game seemed relatively easy to me towards the end of the game. Basically, you will be killing everything around you almost instantly while walking. In conclusion, I have to say that I enjoyed the game. Being a Robocop is just fun :) As for the bugs in the game, I only came across about 2 during the game. If you like action games, but you are not very good at them, then you should definitely play this game. The action part of the game is quite fun and you will understand my hint about why there could be more enemies :) ************ Pros: fun action part of the game quests are fine graphic processing of the city looks good. Although the game is capable of cooking your PC after the first launch, after changing the settings the game is relatively undemanding to the HW and will run on max settings without any problems Cons: you will probably have to play with the graphics settings to make the game run normally and not cook your HW. someone may mind how slow your character is. (I got used to it very quickly and didn't even notice it) maybe too easy towards the end of the game (more enemies could add difficulty)

Crashes a lot! You'll spend more time waiting for loading screens, relaunching and redoing missions than making any progression.

Just really solid, for a licensed franchise game or otherwise.

It’s ridiculously cheesy and infuriatingly slow. It only works in 1280x720 on my computer (which is kinda normal for a 2023 game) but somehow looks stunning in that resolution on a 34" 4K monitor, as if it added an extra layer of cheese. Is it a masterpiece to be remembered in ages? No. Is it fun and relaxing? Yes. Do you need to be a Robocop fan to enjoy it? Absolutely not. Should you buy it on a sale? Hell yeah.

👍👍👍True old school game! Simple, fun, satisfying, enjoying, short enough and bugs free. 👍👍👍

amazing game.. story, dialogue, acting, gameplay, combat all 10/10. some crashes here and there due to poor optimization but that is the case with many games nowadays devs leaving it to AI to improve performance.

I'll try to write pretty much everything I dislike below, updating it as i get through the game, including tiny nitpicks and matters of personal opinion in no particular order because im too lazy to put it in order Human characters are modeled pretty well but the animations feel uncanny as do the expressions, for example characters eyelashes staying in place when they blink. There are also a lot of recycled NPC models. There are a lot of cut scenes, so you're very often forced to look at people close-up that move more robotically than the metal protagonist and just hit that uncanny valley feeling right in the stomach with their awful lip-sync. Overall, the NPCs remind me a bit of TESIV: Oblivion. Ragdolls are decent, but they glitch often and BADLY. within my first 20 minutes i watched a guy fly across the room after i shot him and then flop around in the corner like Garry's Mod The music during combat feels pretty repetitive and gets old fast; doesn't really fit in my opinion The crosshair is really fucking thick and i personally hate it. Its hard to feel precise and badass with your shots when half the time, at long range, your crosshair is completely covering the enemy's head and you can't tell if you're aiming for their brain or their shoulder subtitles can be weird at times, sometimes lacking punctuation and other times just having clear mistakes The fact that you need a certain skill level to do some things that should be do-able without that. For example, you need Deduction 2 to scan a post-it note where a safe code is written, but the code is clearly legible on the note. This is the same level of Deduction needed to read shitty barely legible graffiti that could mean anything. If a human can do it with ease, why can't a guy with computerized eyes?

Game is 15ish hours to do all the content there is to do. Surprisingly, as much as you expect it to be repetitive, it is not so much, and the game is actualy quite good. The mechanics are satisfying, achievements are quite easy to get and story is good and cannon. One should definitely play trough this game, at least once.

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 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.

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.