RoboCop: Rogue City Has Impressed the Critics, Receives Good Scores Across Various Forums

If you’re a fan of the 80s ‘OG’ action, you might be looking forward to the release of RoboCop: Rogue City. Based on the iconic movie trilogy of the same name, Rogue City marks the homecoming of the RoboCop video game franchise. While the game hasn’t received much of the spotlight before the trailer, a lot of FPS fanatics felt invested in the gameplay after an impressive overview. 

From Call of Duty, and CS2, to Redfall and Dead Island, the shooting genre has witnessed a lot of promising trends in the year. Moreover, with The Finals garnering attention and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 being just around the corner, the FPS fest is only expected to get better. Now, as RoboCop: Rogue City reviews are out, fans are looking forward to the “return of the giant”! 

RoboCop: Rogue City scores big on critic scales! 

Teyon developed RoboCop: Rogue City while taking inspiration from the ‘glory days’ of the franchise and aims to bring a lot of innovations to the latest installment. The developers focused on making a more evolved and adaptive version of the RoboCop story that sits well with the new fans. Apparently, the formula seems to have worked wonders for the developers.

The latest RoboCop installment scored 69 on Metacritic. Here are all the other numbers from major critical forums.

Comparing the score of 69 with titles like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 would give you an idea of the potential of the game. MW2 managed a score of 75 whereas Redfall which received some decent fan reception could only manage a score of 56 on the website. 

RoboCop: Rogue City also marks the redemption for the iconic action franchise that the fans felt kept losing its charm with consecutive releases. Well, it seems like the developers have justified all the time taken for this new installment. 

What to know about RoboCop: Rogue City

The gameplay takes place between RoboCop 2 and 3. The incorporation of the characters’ psychological points of view is the most intriguing element of the game. The decisions, conversations, and investigations made by players will influence which supporting characters survive and which ones do not. Every choice made throughout the roughly 20–30-hour campaign will be finalized. For a more individualized experience, the title features different endings this time.

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Besides some promising new additions, there are plenty of leaps the developers take in terms of graphics and visuals. Further, all the combat demos that have been made accessible to the public show some solid upgrades from the 2014 launch. The Armor essential in the FPS has also been taken into consideration. 

The Teyon project releases on November 2 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Windows. Hopefully, this will mark the much-awaited revival of the 80s action fest! 

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