Game Vortex writes: "Off the top of my head, I could name two games that attempt real-time strategy on the DS, but neither are as good as Robocalypse. While it does lack a polished presentation, it more than makes up for it with deep and rewarding gameplay.
Part of the problem with the presentation is the visual design. It is meant to evoke a Saturday morning cartoon show vibe and it does pull that off well, I just don't agree that it fits with the type of game that Robocalypse portrays. I found it a little darker than it would seem at first and the Archie Comics-styled visuals don't convey that feeling very well. While the story is told through haphazard cutscenes, the actual gameplay elements of Robocalypse look very nice. The maps are small and tidy and the units have just the right amount of detail to convey personality and charm. I want to say that Robocalypse looks like a really good Super Nintendo game (like Earthworm Jim) , but I am afraid people won't know that I am complimenting it."
Vogster Entertainment is an independent entertainment company based in New York City, delivering high quality, inspiring and creative content for all gaming platforms, featuring lots of refreshing themes and important brands to gamers. One of these is Robocalypse, a critically acclaimed, mission-based real time strategy game for Nintendo DS.
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Robocalypse is easily one of the best portable strategy games out there. It's fun, has a nice sense of humor, and the simplified control scheme works well overall. If you can find friends with the game, you can battle in four-player action fests. Overall, this is an excellent example of small-screen strategy.
GC writes: "Robocalypse is a great real time strategy game from Tecmo and Vogster Entertainment that puts you in the shoes of commander of your own person robot army. In what has to be one of the best games I have seen on the Nintendo DS Robocalypse is a great real time strategy game.
Robocalypse has you at the controls of your own robot army with a great storyline that adds enough to the game but does not add so much that it gets boring or even annoying. You are the commander of an army but like in real life you do not order around individuals but order squads and a few individuals with special abilities like commanders."
