RoboCop: Rogue City

Robocop: Rogue City exceeded my wildest expectations when it comes to what a Robocop game could be, and the team at Teyon should be immensely proud of delivering a true love letter to one of the defining films of the 1980s. Anyone who’s even a casual fan of Robocop should buy this game without hesitation as soon as feasibly possible — no Robocop fan will walk away disappointed, and this experience is worth way more than a dollar.

A game that knows how to pay homage to RoboCop and bring us the nostalgia of the late 80's and early 90's, with spectacular action moments and other calm moments of investigation and patrolling, which will be like a dream for the most loyal fans and a good way to introduce this iconic character to new generations.

Despite a few things that might feel off, Robocop: Rogue City is likely the closest we'll ever get to the original movie. Like Murphy, the game sometimes malfunctions but ultimately gets the job done.

RoboCop: Rogue City surprises with beautiful and varied level design, fun shooter gameplay and nice detective quests. However, this is offset by wooden character animations, performance slumps in cutscenes and sound problems. The story stays too close to the movies and fails to add a memorable chapter to the RoboCop universe.

Whilst its core is that of a regular shooter, its fantastic production values and its love for RoboCop makes it a very fun game, particularly for those who enjoy the franchise.

While RoboCop does have some fun moments and enjoyable gameplay, it is, on the whole, a shallow, repetitive experience. Living the power-fantasy of being RoboCop does not save it from glitchy, rudimentary gameplay and a story that is too similar to the movies. If you love RoboCop like me, you may find something here to enjoy, otherwise, look elsewhere for your gaming goodness.

Robocop: Rogue City certainly looks the part, but beware of this gleaming, shiny, polished graphical exterior; it hides mechanical insides that are rust-riddled and broken. Dead or alive, this game definitely shouldn’t be coming with you.

Another underrated title from this company, the same thing that happened with Terminator Resistance is the best RoboCop game they've released in centuries, a great game in every sense of the word, if you're a fan of the movies it's a must-have.

For the first 5 hours I was ready to give this game a higher score, as I was charmed by this engaging mix of FPS rampaging and hub-based missions. It is then that the issues started arising. This game is quite buggy over 2 years after it has been released, and I had to reload an earlier save 3 times to fix different game-breaking bugs. The developers are also quite poor at designing boss fights, and the first ED-209 and final Boss are complete BS. I've played almost every FromSoft game, and am no stranger to difficult bosses, so I know when a boss is poorly tuned. The game also goes on a little too long and I found the final sections to be a repetitive slog.

Un jeu agréable à découvrir, surtout gratuitement via le PlayStation Plus. L’expérience est assez classique et linéaire : pas d’open world gigantesque, juste un jeu couloir avec des missions répétitives. Une mission avec les bikers était particulièrement ennuyante, mais à côté de ça, le jeu reste correct. Ce n’est pas un titre mémorable, mais pour changer un peu de style et essayer quelque chose de différent, il fait le job. Quelques **** passages secondaires et mini-activités apportent des moments amusants, sans révolutionner le genre.

Extremely mediocre game elevated by RoboCop being the protagonist. This game mirrors the film in that it's entertaining but ultimately shallow. Imagine Deus Ex or Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines, without any soul. Remember walking the streets of Hell's Kitchen or Santa Monica? They had cool music and fun characters. RoboCop doesn't have any of that. It's just walking sounds with characters so mindnumbingly uninspiring they constantly make me question what I'm doing with my life. The combat is F.E.A.R., but the AI is braindead. Also I "love" the generic combat music, that feels like it's on a 10 second loop. It's a fine enough game, but I can't imagine anyone but diehard RoboCop fans calling this game "insanely good". It's insane alright... insanely mediocre.

Game was very wooden, boring and offered little. Graphics was mediocre to me. UE5 can be much better than this. Controls was stiff and slow. Gunplay was boring. You have like 5-6 different guns to play with and not much more. Once you powered up you main pistol, everything else feels a waste. Barely have enough ammo for sidearm anyway. People are bulletsponges and ED209 takes two tons of bullets to bring down. But once you upgrade, he is childsplay. and even though he is easy, just hide, shoot, hide shoot. Very dull and lame. The story i cared nothing about. You divide your time often between DPD doing small rubbish quests or you are in the hood of detroit doing the same, issuing tickets to cars parked wrong or busting juveniles tagging walls. Surely, Robocop was not built for this. But i soon finding myself just skipping trough all the boring dialogue in the end and did not bother with the story. Also it has several bugs, like the end of the Steel Mill mission where framerate just tanks down to 15 fps making it unplayable. If its one thing you can be grateful for it, then you it is an easy snag of platinum. There are no hard achievements in this game. I was at 90% when i finished it. Took the rest on a quick second turn. Platinum bagged. Fairly disappointed with it overall.