Carebotz

Carebotz

Glasscannon Studio · May 7, 2021 · Shoot 'Em Up, Metroidvania, Atmospheric, Exploration, Bullet Hell

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Carebotz price by region

Carebotz costs €0.99 in Europe (EUR), £1.06 in the United Kingdom, $1.12 in the United States, $1.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$2.29 in Canada, NZ$2.49 in New Zealand, A$2.95 in Australia, R$4.49 in Brazil and zł6.58 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Carebotz offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Europe (EUR) €0.99 −38% €1.59 €0.99 3
United Kingdom £1.06 −37% £1.69 £1.06 2
United Statesyour region $1.12 −44% $1.99 $1.12 2
Georgia (USD) $1.99 $1.99 — 1
Canada CA$2.29 CA$2.29 — 1
New Zealand NZ$2.49 NZ$2.49 — 1
Australia A$2.95 A$2.95 — 1
Brazil R$4.49 R$4.49 — 1
Poland zł6.58 −8% zł7.19 zł6.58 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Carebotz

Carebotz is an arena shooter game spiced with metroidvania elements. You control BIBZ, a little maintenance droid. Collect the tons of blueprints, navigate the tight corridors, customize your toolset, learn to take advantage of gravity, upgrade, repair and encounter many different types of enemies! The journey is full of secrets, surprises. Discover the factory carefully as danger lurks everywhere, avoid deadly obstacles using your hover engine. The levels require investigation, and often patience and exploration are the key to survival.

Mastering the arsenal of weapons and upgrades is an important ingredient to win; only by experimenting with different combinations of weapons and tools will you prevail, and each offers a distinct style of play. Your collected valuables enable you to customize your toolset, making your craft more powerful and versatile.

As you progress, you will encounter many different types of enemies and careful management of your energy level is critical. With an average gameplay session of ~12-14 hours of fun, fans of the genre will instantly feel at home.

ABOUT GLASSCANNON STUDIO


Glasscannon Studio is a solo-dev game development studio started by Peter Takacs. Carebotz is the first title by the studio which seeks to bring unique, entertaining and rewarding games to people.

Carebotz — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Jul 4, 2021
Clunky controls, non-existent settings, poor enemy design. It tries to use controls from a classic like Asteroid or thrust and fails at it. Moving feels like ass while enemies can swim through and weave at will. Barely any momentum maintained from boosting meaning trying to strafe is near impossible since stopping will immediately begin decelerating your speed to 0. Trying to aim your weapon is terrible because of this plus your weapon is off center which it even more of a poor experience. Moving it is very imprecise making large rotations for fine adjustments. Firing means you get pushed back but since your weapon is offset and your orientation/aiming indicator is useless for stupid reasons means the issue is exacerbated. Difficulty in this game means you are made of paper mache with a shield of cardboard and a thruster powered by fart. Early enemies just eat thru your shield while having a their own that tanks your shots and they are normally in groups. There are even enemies just about the size of your bullets that are frustrating because of the aforementioned issues. Proximity mines, for whatever reason, are plopped in front of you and will randomly choose to go off or not. If…
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Not recommended Jan 20, 2022
A buggy mess at the best of times, I purposely tried to keep my knockback low so I could fight enemies and not chase them around stupidly, only to realize that the programmer knew it was so broken they actively coded a 'return enemies to spawn point if they get knocked off the map'. 90% of the time I'm attacked, I'm less worried about the damage they are doing, and more worried how far it's going to fling me and if I'll be able to recover any control before I die. Toss in a liberal amount of instant-death beams, which the enemies ignore, but they will happily knock you into, and backtracking in the worst way possible, where you are just flying through empty halls where you've already killed everything for the sake of padding out the gametime. And you get a solid thumbs down.
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Not recommended Nov 16, 2021
Quite buggy and at times nearly impossible get past certain stages because of too much random elements. Also, everything and I mean literally everything is stacked against you in this game. Great idea, could've been a nice game, but randomness/grinding makes it increasingly boring as you progress. I gave up at 75%
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 22, 2026
Carebotz will surprise you... not in a good way. The marketing materials make this look like a pretty cool 3D combat survival(?) adventure game... thing, who knows, such potential. Then you open it up and try to play it and you discover it's an incredibly lame Lunar Lander ripoff made for the Nintendo Switch and apparently ported to PC with roughly 30 minutes worth of effort... did I mention this was a crappy port? (and no, it doesn't matter when this launched on PC and when it launched on Switch, games get judged by the lowest common denominator platform, so this is a Switch game on PC that they want your money for). So the gameplay involves throwing your mouse away because the developers never saw one and don't know what they are... keyboard controls only as you steer the Lunar Lander around a 3D rendered 2D maze/thing (a little Metroidvania ish but not much). There's a bit of combat which clashes with the already bad control scheme and makes it worse. I think I should temper that by admitting the basic Lunar Lander controls are very forgiving, your ship is very floaty and that gives you plenty of time to adjust and correct your position... but making a Lunar Lander ripoff …
Not recommended Sep 30, 2025
The UI is a bit confusing, or at least it takes some getting used to. The introduction to the game could be improved; I didn't feel like I was really briefed. I then got into the first battles and couldn't defend myself at all because you have to continue flying in a controlled manner while shooting. You end up shooting everywhere except at your opponents, who, by the way, are very good at hitting their targets. Maybe with more practice it gets better, but I somehow doubt it. The bot has sinking properties, so if you don't accelerate, it sinks steadily. I got stuck more than once during this and in combat, so that I couldn't free myself with the bot. So I can't aim, shoot at superior opponents, and fly reasonably safely. It is no fun at all. It's been in early access since 2021 and rather cheap, so there's no reason to complain.
Recommended Mar 24, 2022
Really fun, greatly recommend! even tho i played a little this game is really good

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