Robotry!

A good game revolving around its central mechanic of controlling legs of a robot. You stumble around, jump, swing, throw stuff, and do a variety of other situational actions. You can play it alone with a controller, or using half of a controller (in "one-legged" mode, which changes levels a little to be beatable like that), or with a friend in coop (each controlling one leg from their controller) or versus modes. Over time the game introduces a variety of little mechanics and one-off gimmicks. Save for a few levels, I would consider the difficulty to be moderate, but the game does let you skip a level and return to it later if you just can't do it. Its other notable qualities include: [list] [*] Frog Zone (you have to see it) [*] A very stylish soundtrack [/list]

A hidden gem ! You can have fun both in solo play, or in duo. It was really enjoyable to play the whole game as 2 players with my friend. I'm amazed I've never heard of the game before, in 7 hours we didn't even find a single bug. The gameplay is unique and fun, really mind twisting. My brain almost hurt. I recommend ! The only downside is that you need to play with a controller, but you can't do otherwise since you need to control both leg independently in 360º

Robotry is a distinctive physics-driven platformer developed and published by Lockpickle that immediately separates itself from traditional games in the genre through one simple but bold design decision: there is no jump button. Instead of relying on familiar platforming controls, players guide a small robot by independently manipulating each of its legs, transforming movement itself into the heart of the challenge. What initially feels awkward and unconventional gradually develops into an impressively rewarding gameplay system that celebrates experimentation, persistence, and creativity. Rather than offering fast-paced reflex platforming, Robotry invites players to embrace trial and error while discovering increasingly efficient ways to navigate its imaginative worlds. The game's movement system is its defining achievement. Every obstacle requires players to think differently, using the robot's legs to step, climb, swing, push, and propel themselves across hazardous terrain. Even reaching a nearby ledge can feel like solving a miniature puzzle during the opening hours, but the sense of accomplishment grows alongside the player's improving skill. Instead of punishing failure, Robo…

Fun challenging game that is good for adults as well as my 3 kids (ages 4, 7, 10). The 4 yo struggled a bit, but with how levels progressed she could keep along with us and even sometimes beat her siblings. The levels are really short and snappy and really focus on one game mechanic at a time. If you got it early, you weren't in tutorial hell, and you could breeze through the level. If you struggled, there were helpful holobots to show you how to do it and infinite respawns so you could do it till you succeed. All and all a great gameplay experience. We only encountered a single bug in the game. When you get your second leg, the camera didn't continue to the right so we were stuck. Restarting the level, and taking 30 seconds to get back to where we were fixed it, so no big deal, but the dev should poke into this to see what the deal is. After an hour of gameplay we made it a bit into the second world of the forest, and the vectory shaded art is very pleasing and easy to parse apart. If you like this game, check out "drink more glurp" which has a similar two joystick two leg control system where you race against eachother in ridiculous ways. We love both these games and the g…

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