Guns and Robots Review

Guns and Robots is a free-to-play third-person-shooter published by Masthead Studios, Ltd. in 2014. If you are familiar with Robocraft and Hawken and, even better, were used to playing it then you’ll find a new love in Guns and Robots. Thsi game is the perfect balance between third person shooting and creating cool machines.

The game lets you create a custom robot with a variety of different parts and modules and use it in 5v5 battles in the game’s custom arena. The battles are pretty short with intense shooting and the robots moves seem to be a little more funny than we expected.

The graphics in Guns and Robots are dated but if you get to spend many hours on it you’ll find out that their are getting more attractive as the days go by. Many go as far as to say that its graphics resemble the ones seen in the Borderlands series.

What will probably keep you away from playing Guns and Robots is the fact that it is heavily pay to win. All upgrades are bought in the game’s market and you even have to buy the inventory slots to be able to install new upgrades and modules on your robot. What you’ll notice is that upgrading you robots on the long run requires far more money that a typical upgrade is supposed to.

Overall, Guns and Robots is based on a cool concept but its development gone wrong when the developing team started to get greedy. There are no positive reviews on this game not stained with the fact that you have to spend considerable amounts of money on this game. In the end, if you want to try a cool machine-creating game like Robocraft implementing robot battles like Hawken then you can give this a try.