RoboSquare
The first RoboSquare. Free to play, up to sixteen robots, and three modes that all came down to the same thing: push the other robot off the platform. Nearly 54,000 people played it. It is still up and still free.
Fact sheet
| Release | 31 December 2021, Early Access from 1 January 2021 |
|---|---|
| Price | Free to play |
| Platform | PC (Windows, Steam) |
| Players | Up to 16 online |
| Modes | 3: Sumo, Boss of the Hill, Race |
| Reviews | 77% positive across 249 (Mostly Positive) |
| Players reached | 53,926 lifetime unique users |
| Languages | 9 |
| Achievements | 26 |
| Input | Partial controller support |
| Developer | Fizzostia |
Key features
- Three modes. Sumo, Boss of the Hill and Race, all built on shoving other robots off the arena.
- Sixteen players. Online PvP with synchronized hazard events tearing up the arena mid-match.
- Free, and staying free. Four cosmetic DLC bundles exist; nothing in them affects a match.
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No need to ask. For keys, builds, raw capture, logos or specific screenshots, email
fizzostia@gmail.com.