Drunken Robot Pornography
Dejobaan Games, LLC · 2014 · Arena Shooter, Bullet Hell, FPS, Shooter, Arcade
PC
Very Positive84% · 48866Metacritic
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About Drunken Robot Pornography
✦ AI summary
Battle colossal robots in this frenetic first-person bullet-hell shooter where you dismantle giant Titans piece by piece with an arsenal of weapons and jetpack mobility. Create your own Titans and arenas with the game's robust modding tools, with hundreds of community-made bosses and levels already available on Steam Workshop.
Drunken Robot Pornography (DRP) is a bullet-hell first-person shooter for Windows. Battle giant robots -- called Titans -- as they try to slice you apart with their lasers. Pick off their missile launchers, fry away their carbon fiber armor, and tear off their claws, leaving them writhing.
Drunken
You're Reuben Matsumoto. You used to own a bar.
Robot
You gave your robot bartender, Tim, sentience. He went nuts, stole your other 12 bots, and burned down your bar.
Pornography
He's attacking Boston with 20,000 drones, 40 Titans, and his lieutenants, the 12 Drunken Robot Centerfolds.
30-story tall giant robots. Jetpacks. Guns. It all started so innocently. Your robot bartender, Tim, used to make the best drinks at your nightclub. But you gave him sentience so that he could better empathize with the customers. Struck by the world's problems, he went crazy, burned your club to the ground, and fled with your twelve exotic robot dancers. Weeks later, giant robots started attacking the City of Boston -- not a coincidence!
Drunken
You're Reuben Matsumoto. You used to own a bar.
Robot
You gave your robot bartender, Tim, sentience. He went nuts, stole your other 12 bots, and burned down your bar.
Pornography
He's attacking Boston with 20,000 drones, 40 Titans, and his lieutenants, the 12 Drunken Robot Centerfolds.
30-story tall giant robots. Jetpacks. Guns. It all started so innocently. Your robot bartender, Tim, used to make the best drinks at your nightclub. But you gave him sentience so that he could better empathize with the customers. Struck by the world's problems, he went crazy, burned your club to the ground, and fled with your twelve exotic robot dancers. Weeks later, giant robots started attacking the City of Boston -- not a coincidence!
Key features:
- 3D First-person bullet-hell giant robot boss-battle(Titans) action!
- Build Titans with the Giant Robot Construction Kit -- 600+ Titans in Steam Workshop already!
- Create your own levels in the Arena Builder -- 200+ maps in Steam Workshop
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game was pretty cool for a couple minutes like 10 years ago!
love this game, drp is the dog's balls. Also check out the install folder for secret songs not available anywhere else!
Fantastic game with great pacing, too bad I suck at it! lol To elaborate -it's a fun "bullet hell" game that is fast paced, and chaotic. For people who are well versed in these kinds of games, it's probably amateurish, lacking in story depth and substance. But for casual players who just wanna let off some steam, it hits that need right on the head.
"what if we made a bullet hell that controls like you're butter on ice?" "that sounds awful!" "yeah, and we'll add achievements for not getting hit" "wow, what a fun ruining experience! let's make sure it's on completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ levels" i liked the game, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trying to get all the achievements really exacerbates the games flaws
It's been a long time since I played this game, But I honestly had a lot of fun while playing it. Overall I'd say you'll get 10-15 hours out of it, if you don't end up playing around with the robot creator feature.
Okay I originally played this on console, and still a blast! BTW the title will confuse your friends when you launch it on steam
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