
ROBOBEAT stands out as one of the best Action/Adventure titles in recent memory.
90
Verdict
95%
Steam
85
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive on Steam (95% positive from 1.8K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (85/100 critic average)
No significant drawbacks reported
Keep your trigger finger on the pulse! In rhythm shooter Robobeat, it’s all about maximising your damage by shooting to the beat. Wall run, grapple hook, slide, and bunny hop your way through the haphazard mansion of a crazed robot-showman.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 5d ago
Super quick review. Personally I do like the game, but REALLY NOT for everyone. It's a good rhythm FPS. Satisfying. Head-bobbing. Ability to import custom tracks is huge, big even. Roguelike, it's okay. Repetition. Repeat playthroughs largely depend on song choice, in my experience. Mixtapes solves problem, introduces new problem: custom mixtapes, which require player to make it work. More repetition. Now I talk very weak points. Enemy variety, needs more. Boss HP, too much; please lighten. More exciting fights like the Citadel boss, where boss weakness spots and map arena always make it fun. Every other boss, not fun. Always hub reset, not fun. Progress in-game aside from plot only unlocks more options, more akin to playing a Hardcore mode where you get to play through the entire thing again. Needless repetition. If roguelike game unique, not a problem. But problem since lots of games to play, limited time. More QoL for saving progress, please. Okay, not a quick review, but super short points. Niche, must-try the demo before purchase.
this is the absolute best rhythm game ever, SICK weapons AND custom music?? AND you can switch song WHENEVER YOU WANT????
you can put in custom songs to jam to?? peak...
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