

ROBOTICS;NOTES ELITE
MAGES. Inc. · 2020 · Adventure, Visual Novel, Sci-fi, Story Rich, Anime
PC
Very Positive90% · 66582Metacritic
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About ROBOTICS;NOTES ELITE
Thanks to the rising popularity of the PhoneDroid—a device which features augmented reality (A.R.)—the age of advanced technology has finally reached Tanegashima. On that island, Central Tanegashima High's Robot Research Club is about to have their club disbanded. Despite their predicament, Kaito Yashio, one of only two members in the Robot Club, couldn't care less and would rather play a robot fighting game all day. His counterpart, the reckless club leader Akiho Senomiya, ignores Kaito’s apathy as she strives to keep the club from being disbanded by completing their giant robot.
One day, Kaito discovers a mysterious A.R. annotation titled "Kimijima Report." It contains instructions involving locations all across the island—and warns of a conspiracy involving the entire world.
Key Features
One day, Kaito discovers a mysterious A.R. annotation titled "Kimijima Report." It contains instructions involving locations all across the island—and warns of a conspiracy involving the entire world.
Key Features
- Mystery in Tanegashima: Travel the island of Tanegashima and use the PhoneDroid to unlock the secrets sealed away by Ko Kimijima.
- The Story You Want to Tell: Branching storylines allow you to pursue the endings you wish to see with each character.
- A Dream Worth Fighting For: Only you can help the Robot Club pursue its dream of building a life-size Gunvarrel!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Really good! Slow life start contributes to the psychological elements later in the game. On par with Steins;Gate 0 imo2 found this helpful
Another amazing entry to the SciAdv series
If there was a Mixed option, I would pick that instead. It's not bad but there were too many things I didn't like about it. I had a hard time immersing into this one and the cast, The slow slice of life pace was okay but it lasted way too long before interesting stuff happens. MC is a guy that's kinda useless at everything except for gaming, specifically fighting game, and the heroine makes the grandest statements but has nothing to back it up, ngl I fall in the camp of Akiho-haters. There's also female Daru. I'm also not a big gundam or mecha fan in general so that may also be why I couldn't vibe with it, who knows. The artstyle change to 3d esque CGI, similar to how Zero Escape 999 changed in VLR, its a bit uncanny but I got used to it after, but their facial expressions and such is lacking in comparison to just 2d art. The plot twist and ending was really just .... meh. I took me forever to get to phase 7, but then it got a bit interesting and I managed to finally finish it despite starting it almost a year or two ago, and finished two or three other VNs in between. Yeah it just took many attempts on and off to finish this one.
I haven't played much but the plot of this game is so weird but I love it. It seems kinda slow paced but it's SO WORTH IT!!! It's interesting, doesn't seem to have much fanservice elements to it so far, no text explaining any jiggle physics and good humour and interesting triggers. So far, this might be my favourite Science Adventure game out of all of the three i've played: Namely Chaos;Head Noah, Steins Gate and this one, I watched occultic nine but that one was buns. The prologue was a bit boring and confusing, but it was so worth it bc akiho is hot, frau too and junna asw. icl, akihos sister is also hot, same with mizuki especially; I wish she could step on me, abuse me and hit me and let me drink her menustration blood. Would be absolutely delicious. But yeah, you guys should try robotics;notes, even if the controls are a bit janky and the main characters/characters don't look appealing due to their NATURAL hair colours!!! It's chill tho cuz they're all hawt af ngl. I wish rukako was on this so i couldve seen his HOT 3d model i'm not gay but it just pumps me up when i think of him and us like being excited tgt. I'm not gay but it's the gayness that just does everything,…
Ojarimouse! All I can say is... absolute cinema. Majority of the content is really slice of life, and some characters, especially the VP, really got on my nerves early on. But even so, throughout these slice of life scenes, are sprinkled with mysteries that really keeps you hooked and wonder what's happening and making you want answers. And by the time we get to Phase 9 and 10, I legit could NOT stop reading and binged everything in one sitting. It is SO GOOD. I initially thought I wasn't going to enjoy this game much because after all, it's mostly slice of life and I'd rather watch anime for that to chill, and I wanted to go straight to Chaos;Child but I am so glad I played this. All I could say I was playing through the story was "peak" and that's because of past references. I HIGHLY recommend playing Chaos;Head NoaH and Steins;Gate before this. Robotics;Notes Elite references A LOT of things from those 2 VNs and even spoil them too if you plan to play them later. Not to mention, knowing a certain someone helps us out in the end, from the way the character names things alone, makes you go HELL YEAH once you have the necessary context. I also absolute recommend playing…
Storm and surge! Blast of spirit! Gunvarrel! Jyakiiiiiiin!
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