Cue the classic: "I'd buy that for a dollar!"(And honestly, this game is worth way more than a dollar—unless we're talking 1980s inflation-adjusted dollars, in which case we're still good.) Look, it wasn't flawless. There were a few bugs here and there—nothing that would make Alex Murphy's systems short-circuit and declare "dead or alive, you're coming with me" on the developers. The worst offender? That occasional glitch where I briefly phased through the floor like a budget ghost, only to snap back onto my titanium boots a second later. Blink and you'd miss it. Some of the NPC character models and voice acting? Let's just say they leaned a little too hard into the "budget dystopia" aesthetic. Cringe levels occasionally hit ED-209 "you have 20 seconds to comply" territory. But then the good stuff kicks in—and it kicks hard.Robo himself sounds perfect. Peter Weller is back, delivering lines with that gravelly, no-nonsense authority that makes you feel like you're the walking embodiment of "law enforcement bad-ass." The music swells with those iconic movie themes, and suddenly you're not just playing a game—you're dispensing justice in Detroit's underbelly. The gunplay? Pure fun. Auto-9 feels weighty and satisfying, and I genuinely enjoyed the little mini-game where you power up your pistol like you're charging a caffeine-deprived cyborg heart. Blasting perps never gets old.I had an absolute blast tearing through this one. Best part? You can jump straight into Unfinished Business without playing the first game (though now I'm itching to go back and experience the original for full context). My business is still unfinished... but only because I need to boot up the first title and keep the justice train rolling. Solid 8 out of 10. It's not just good—it's worth every credit chip in OCP's vault.

I just finished playing RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business on PS5 and I want to give the developers credit for a great game. I really loved the graphics; they capture the atmosphere of the RoboCop world very well. The gunplay is very satisfying and fun, and every fight feels powerful—exactly how a RoboCop game should feel. The story was also engaging and kept me interested throughout the whole game. One of the things I appreciated the most was the voice acting by the original RoboCop actor. It adds a lot of authenticity and makes the game feel like a true continuation of the movies. Thank you to the developers for a great experience. I really enjoyed the game.

Diesmal stürmen wir ein Hochhaus und erledigen den Rest der Söldner. Etwas geradliniger und noch aktionsreicher. Wo der erste Teil noch mit einem kleinen Viertel daherkam, wird uns hier eher ein riesiges Hochhaus geliefert, was nicht langweilig klingen soll. Es wird Abwechslung geboten. Auch gibt es hier und da Sprünge zurück in Murphys Leben als Polizist und andere Charaktere. Wer es klassisch mag, wird hier wieder gut bedient und auch die Bugs wurden größtenteils behoben. Highlight ist übrigens die Eiswaffe, die alles einfriert und die ich in dieser Form noch in keinem Spiel gesehen habe. Die Geschichte ist diesmal mehr auf Rache ausgelegt, wird dann aber rund um Experimente an Menschen und einen alten Bekannten erweitert.