Having never seen RoboCop until after I bought this game on sale, I was intrigued at how they would capture not only the kickass action setpieces and irreverent gallows humor from Paul Verhoeven's iconic 80's classic, but also the surprisingly human drama and sneakily clever social commentary just under the almost toyetic, yet still dystopian surface. I can say with confidence that Polish developer Teyon and French publisher Nacon swung for the fences and hit a home run in every aspect that counts. If the very word "RoboCop" invokes any sort of positive emotion in your brain, nostalgic or otherwise, you owe it to yourself to play this game. You will get the RoboCop experience daydreamed by every 80's kid who had toys based on this graphically violent R-rated movie, from shooting bad guys, to solving cases, to even wrestling with your identity and what it means to be human, all brought about by the effectively stoic performance of Peter Weller.