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This game is pretty good! Except.. it's a bit unpolished and buggy for PC right now.

Pro 1 : Filled with content, and user-made levels! Surely to last you a couple hundred hours.

Pro 2 : Level editor, and you can publish it and other people can find it.

Pro 3 : Great soundtrack!

Pro 4 : Fun gameplay.

Pro 5 : You can customize your icon, and get unlocks to get more things by completing levels and such. Death effects, trails and more!

Pro 6 : Smooth controls!

Pro 7 : Great escalating difficulty, and it takes time to get better and learn!

Pro 8 : Practice mode that allows you to place checkpoints to help you learn a level better.

Pro 9 : Loads of vehicle that completely change how you move, and play!

Con 1 : There are frequent crashes in the screen with usermade levels and level editor unless you press the escape key really fast when the screen goes black.

Con 2 : I've had my computer freeze up upon trying to exit the game, requiring me to restart.

Con 3 : Requires a better auto-save. When these crashes occur, you can lose a lot of progress.

I give this game a 8.5/10!

Absolutely amazing game. Worth the price. It has the style of portal, without portals. You have a gravity gun (how many volvos am I going to refrence today?) that shoots gravity wells. They will suck you in or push you out- a black hole concept, while trying to get through the Gauntlet. You go through a series of waves of enemies, and if you truly want to put your skills to the test, at the end, there is a hardmode.

Pro 1 ABSOLUTELY AMAZING soundtrack. It fits perfectly.

Pro 2 Pretty unique gameplay mechanics.

Pro 3 Nice and cheap

Con 1 Too short.

8.9/10. Pretty good game. Maybe I should do a speedrun..

Pretty good game.

Development has stopped for this game, however. Make note of that.

Con 1 Not very much people, so this can be a frustrating game to play in. In my opinion, for now the price should be lowered

Con 2 The movements are hard to control for newer people. Frustrating to deal with, until you get the hang of it.

Pro 1 Tons of weapons and has a generally unique gamemode.

Pro 2 This is almost like a battleblock theatre or a mortal kombat, has a story mode and deathmatches/other gamemodes.

Pro 3 INCREDIBLY smooth.

Rating- 6 out of 10. Needs more players.

Amazing game. Who DOESN'T want to make helicopters or catapults? Who DOESN'T want to spent 30 minutes making a car to ram over sheep? Who DOESN'T want to make a hammer and fling a knight into space? Who DOES like gravity?

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Con 1 It is extremely easy to kill stuff. I mean, if you poke it oh-so slightly with a spike, it dies.

Con 2 Nowhere near complete and needs more levels. Fun nonetheless.

Pro 1 The flexibility of the game is amazing. Not really any restriction. Tons of things you can do.

Pro 2 Since I first made this review, workshop support has been added so it's even easier to get people's creations!

Pro 3 It is incredibly smooth, and if it starts to lag, in the top left corner you can slow down time.

Pro 4 Sheep

Pro 5 You can spend HOURS and HOURS and still not get bored (of killing sheep, ofcourse). You make multiple creations- and if you want you can put them up to download, too.

Pro 6 Saving machines

Pro 7 Sandbox mode.

Pro 8 4 god powers- Click to ignite, drag, zero gravity and invincibillity. Adds to pro 1 I suppose.

Pro 9 Water cannons. Sprinkle your enemies with pellets of high pressured water to death!

Pro 10 Skin packs, that you can turn on and off for different blocks.

There are probably more pros that I have missed, but these are the basic and the ones I could think.
9.5 out of 10.

EDIT : Removed Cons about "no level editor" and "no multiplayer" because those are being added soon. Cool!

- Note, this may be a slightly outdated review! This is prior to the Multiverse update. -

Magicite is a truly amazing roguelike game. I enjoyed every last bit of it.


Pro 1 It's hard.

Pro 2 A lot of content.

Pro 3 Soundtrack is amazing

Pro 4 If you beat the game, you can try it in other ways.


Con 1 Doesn't update anymore.

Con 2 Multiplayer is very buggy. And hard/impossible to play multiplayer.

Con 3 Controls are a bit finnicky, but gets better.

Con 4 No ingame tutorials. You gotta figure out the stuff for yourself.

Overall?

8/10.

Somewhat replayable.

Updated as of the second of November, 2017.

Pretty good game. Hours of experience, and is one of the best games to play with your friends.

Make sure you use the Workshop feature!

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Pretty good game. I hope you have friends to play it with though!

Singleplayer is fairly fun, multiplayer is great, and you can make your own custom gamemodes, and maps!

Perhaps a little lacking in content.

8/10

- Cons -

Competetive game set in a non-competetive enviroment with non-competetive players mixed with competetive players.

Chances are you're eventually going to be playing with people that will run in and get themselves killed while the enemy team is coordinated and picks off said teammates that run in all by theirselves.



The matchmaking is also something that is NOT desirable at all. Sometimes, if you pick X, you, and/or your team is completely countered by Y. Pick Y? You or your team is countered by Z.

This can lead to a loop of not winning games because you and your team is perfectly set up to be obliterated by the team. Not very fun at all when you keep getting blasted over and over even though you keep trying to pick things to counter what kills you, and then your enemy no longer has what you set up to counter.

I pick a mech to counter small, high damage robots as well as aircraft, but instead me and my team are met with nearly impossible to hit, small, fast moving, high damage robots. I try to counter those with a railgun setup, and instead my enemy consists of fast, high damage ground robots that take me out because my team is aircraft. I try out healer once just to have fun and my team is too spread out and incompetent to truly make use of the heals.

Sometimes I've even seen this happen to my enemy! One time I got 20 kills and 0 deaths as well as 3 assists out of the 25 kills required to win the game because of my absurd anti-air weapon versus their aircraft. That could not have possibly been fun for them.

Also, sometimes the matchmaking is just straight up PAINFUL. Why on EARTH would you put random players, no party or anything against a team which are all in the same party, clan, and have similar bots. There was no competition at all, we were crushed. The system decided to match random players against end-game, professional players.

This has been a problem ever since they introduced their new "5v5" gamemodes and it has not been addressed.

Before, you would be put into matches where team classes were just about equal.

Now, you can be put into a match where you have dryer lint against machines built by skilled craftsmen that make powerful vehicles for their clan as they go off into parties of 5 and crush people in combat.



Another problem is the dev team tend to not listen to the community.

It's taking them around 5 years to roll back major game changes that were heavily disliked by the community. (adding crates in place of simply gaining money for playing, removal of tech tree, tier system, etc.)

The game had around 10,000 peak players, and now it has around 3,700 at the time of writing this (June 2018), as well as a plethera of negative steam reviews apposed to the overwhelming number of players who loved the game.
( Edit : now it has around 2,700 at the time of writing this, July 2018.)

http://steamcharts.com/app/301520
(See how many players Robocraft has playing at one time!)



Another thing I heavily dislike, and I think will be unhealthy for any old returning players is things are constantly being changed.

Something that may have seemed viable before can become downright bad with some random update that rolls out.

They've had this "boost" system for YEARS that decides how good a robot might be, and now they plan on replacing it after all this time. There are many more examples of this, and if you're a long time player you will notice how everything is constantly changing.

- Pros -

The gameplay CAN be fun when the matchmaking is somehow fair. Sometimes you can be in matches where your team is constantly communicating with eachother and making sure everyone stays alive while the team is doing exactly the game.

The odd chance you get matches similar to that are VERY fun experiences and is why despite me leaving a negative review for this game, I cannot neglect playing it.



The current system for gaining money is... actually pretty good if you're a decent chunk into the game! As you unlock things, you typically have enough money to purchase it. Sometimes the tech tree system can feel repetetive, but I think that'll be improved - especially for beginning players when they reintroduce Tiers.

- Good Advice -

Play with friends or a party, especially ones far into the game and know what they're doing. As cruel as it might be to other players, you can get pretty powerful by farming with a good team.

- EDiT : Campaign Mode -

Fun if you play on appropriate difficulties, like gold. Anything higher is ridiculous. You can take your tankiest bot alive, something that is practically just a solid cube and still die in 3 hits with a rail. The rewards are also completely improportional.

I spent 20 minutes placing myself strategically, firing perfectly, moving amazingly to split up enemies and ensure that I don't die. And I was rewarded with a reward equivalent to half of what I could have gotten in 5 minutes of gameplay.

And on the higher difficulties mentioned, I had a plan to never even get hit, but my plans were ruined by spawning in line of fire of enemies. They also have nearly three times the firepower and health, so it would have been even longer. I fear my rewards would have been just as unjustified.

And it's been out for weeks! Maybe I was supposed to have played with teammates, but it didn't match me up with anyone, and it certainly wasn't indicated. Awful design. I doubt they tested it.

- Overall -

I would give it a 2/10.

Removing the unbalanced crate system that you almost cannot decline purchasing premium time with is a good start, but the game has a long way to go before I would say it's great like it used to be in say 2014.

Requires too much of a dedication to truly find the sweet spot - if even that.

The game has a lot of fun aspects but also has a lot of negative aspects that really make it hard to love the game. It's addictive and it's cruel if you get anywhere far into the game.

That and it's very hard to get into at the moment, very unforgiving to beginners.

- Updates -

For months, they've been focusing on stuff like adding new blocks and tiers (not even sure if tiers have been implemented), new login systems, etc. In all this time, they haven't done ANYTHING to fix the crushing issue that is the horrible gameplay. I fear the end times for Robocraft are slowly pouring down on us, slowly and most certainly surely.