RoboCop Review
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Version Reviewed: 1.0.2
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5
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RoboCop is an undemanding game. I don't mean in terms of technical prowess - it actually looks quite good visually in certain places - but in terms of gameplay. As a cover shooter, RoboCop doesn't expect much of its players; proving both easy and simple to play through. Is it worth playing? Not so much. In short bursts there's a level of satisfaction in there but it doesn't stop this title being fairly forgettable.
It does at least ensure that controls are tight and rarely an issue. The left side of the screen is used to pop out of cover, while the right helps direct the aiming reticule. Alongside that are a few buttons that initiate the aid of drones, as well as the option to 'scan' foes. Indeed, this is often necessary in order to capture informants or to spot weak points on enemy bosses.
It still doesn't stop RoboCop from feeling quite uninspired though. There's no sense of the excitement that should stem from controlling the iconic character, and the repetitive levels soon turn quite monotonous. It'll be fun for 30 minutes, but in that time one will have seen everything that RoboCop has to offer.