Game – Insane Robots

About This Game

Fight to the DEATH in this unique card battler. Compete in intense one-on-one duels. Lead a riotous robot rebellion through randomly generated survival arenas. Overthrow a malevolent robot despot in the epic 15+ hour single-player campaign. Insane Robots is card battling… HACKED!


NOW WITH TWO CHALLENGING EXTRA PLAY MODES (TRICKSY AND ROBO-SLAYER) AND THREE MULTIPLAYER MODES (QUICK BATTLE, MAX THE CASH AND BEST OF THREE)

Master the 22 token battle deck and develop your strategies in super-accessible local, online and single-player robotic skirmishes. Deploy HACKS and GLITCHES in the heat of battle. Use all your cunning to terminate the competition. Climb the leaderboards and conquer the robot world!

Battle with a collection of 46+ deliciously diverse robots in five hostile environments. Augment the devious droids as you go, to become increasingly formidable. Embark on an epic journey filled with peril and twists as a decaying robot dystopia reveals itself over eight replayable tournaments. Trade cutting, robotic insults as you fight. Obliterate the competition in relentless overkill!

FEATURES

• This is card battling HACKED with no costly expansions and time-consuming customisation
• Uniquely balanced random decks maximise the fairness and the mayhem
• Compete in intense local and online ranked 2P multiplayer battles
• Experience the epic 15+ hour single-player campaign
• Unlock 46 robots and find over 100 augments to boost their abilities
• Explore your tactical options to survive randomly generated survival arenas
• Master the 22 token battle deck and define your own style of play
• A compelling narrative with over 150 branching story events
• Explore five types of hazardous environment from lush jungles to barren Moonscapes
• Can you overthrow the megalomaniacal Kernel and save robotkind?

Reviews

“One of the best indie titles of this generation.”
10/10 – Windows Central

“One of the closest things to perfect I’ve seen in quite some time”
8/10 – Shack News

“Get right down to throwing rectangles at each other like the robot god intended.”
PC Gamer