Play Vault's Elliot: "In 2010 Robot Unicorn Attack orbited the planet filling the atmosphere with its lunatic radiance like a camp satellite made of double-rainbows, glitter and Elton John’s sunglasses. It had everything. It had sparkles. It had pink squeaky dolphins. It had a razor edge line between life and death at hundreds of miles per hour. It had two buttons. It is unquestionably the greatest game to have ever featured a robotic unicorn. After a few simple re-skins (Robot Unicorn Attack Heavy Metal and Robot Unicorn Attack Christmas), Adult Swim Games have given Robot Unicorn Attack a well-deserved sequel."
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Pocket Gamer - It isn't enough to cobble features together and call it a game - there has to be something more to it.
For a game like Robot Unicorn Attack Heavy Metal Edition pieced together from a formula that generated an earlier hit, there's a critical component missing.
WOI - For those who have read our review of Robot Unicorn Attack on the iPhone, then you have an idea of what I'll be writing for the review of this new version, Robot Unicorn Attack Heavy Metal Edition. Fundamentally, it's the same game with slightly altered graphics and a different tune in the background. The price has been temporarily lowered to $.99 for this version as opposed to the $2.99 cost for the original, so it's a great jumping-on point for those who have never used the app before.
I think the real stry is how much those 'clones' he mentions rip-off Canabalt, the trailer for the Must Run one just looks like canabalt with bettr graphics. This is great writing, all reviews should hav humor.