

Robot Wants It All
Hamumu Games, Inc. · 2019 · Action, Indie, Metroidvania, Pixel Graphics, Platformer
PC
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About Robot Wants It All
Robot wants stuff, so go get it for him! This game is a compilation of the original Robot Wants games from 2010: Robot Wants Kitty, Robot Wants Puppy, Robot Wants Fishy, and Robot Wants Ice Cream. In addition, it includes Robot Wants Y!?, a mini-game that was actually the main banner on the JayIsGames website for a while. And of course, Robot wouldn't be wanting it all if we didn't add Robot Wants Justice, a brand new Robot adventure!
Robot Wants pioneered the "mini-metroidvania" concept - an adventure you play through over an hour or less, collecting the powerups you need to go from zero to Kitty along the way. And all with a clock ticking - speedruns are the goal!
Each of the included games includes 2 alternate maps (an "Easy" map, which sometimes is not so easy, but we guarantee it is short! And a "Remix" map, which is never easy, or quick), and there are also 12 Mutators which allow you to transform the way the game plays in a variety of helpful and horrible ways.
Robot Wants pioneered the "mini-metroidvania" concept - an adventure you play through over an hour or less, collecting the powerups you need to go from zero to Kitty along the way. And all with a clock ticking - speedruns are the goal!
Each of the included games includes 2 alternate maps (an "Easy" map, which sometimes is not so easy, but we guarantee it is short! And a "Remix" map, which is never easy, or quick), and there are also 12 Mutators which allow you to transform the way the game plays in a variety of helpful and horrible ways.
- Online high scores to compete with your friends - each unique combination of mutators has a separate high score table, so try to be the best at your specialty.
- The ultimate Metroidvania action - you can't even JUMP without first finding a power-up in some of these games.
- A massive shop full of features and game modes to unlock as you play (with space money, not real money. No IAP or DLC here)
- Extreme alien blasting in Robot Wants Kitty
- Intense kitty-hurling action in Robot Wants Puppy
- Psychotic mad bombing in Robot Wants Fishy
- A unique combination of Metroidvania and RPG in Robot Wants Ice Cream
- Serious puzzle-solving action in Robot Wants Y?!
- Alien-smashing, air-dashing combos in Robot Wants Justice
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
One of the all time greats from the adobe flash days. Free internet games to the max2 found this helpful
roab ot2 found this helpful
Perfect for fans of the original. Not only do you get all the original games, you get modified maps of each game alongside it, alternate robots to play as, modifiers for the games themselves, 3 whole bonus games, a music player, data entries for every enemy, and the newest robot game. I grew up playing the originals, so this game is absolutely amazing for me, I can't recommend it more. It even keeps the whole unfair-but-fun difficulty of the original games. My only complaint is that the red key doesn't look like a boxing glove anymore :sob:
Hamumu Games makes the best games, and this one is no exception. Hours of devious fun and discovery!
still the great robot wants
I remember playing these games as a kid, as do I think a lot of people who have played this collection of games do. They're fun and simple, and the boss battles are really cool. The reason I don't recommend this collection of games is the price, and I'll tell you why I don't think it's worth it. There is a decent amount of content, but even if every piece of content was done perfectly, the price is still a bit much for the gameplay on display. For the most part, the gameplay consists of simple platforming and firing projectiles at enemies, which is fine, but you can only get so much enjoyment out of something simple. Adding to this, every piece of content is not done perfectly. A lot of the harder game variants unlocked are hard, but in an unfair way. Sometimes it felt like a bullet hell without the mobility needed to evade the bullets. I still enjoyed playing the games up until the harder variants and found the new robot chassis a great addition. For example, there is a tank chassis you can unlock that makes you slower but also gives you guns and more health. If you still want to check this collection of games out, I just recommend waiting for a sale.
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