Ludography
55/100
Players5 ratings
61/100
Critics3 reviews
More scores
Metacritic7 critic reviews
71/100
Metacritic usersuser score
63/100
GameFAQsJust Right
3.38/5
Player reviews
56% positive16 reviews
Runs on
Windows
Price
US$0.79

Where to get it

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2017 · QubicGames · Adventure · Arcade

Robonauts

Jump between planets, fight weird creatures, and save the galaxy alone or with a friend.

Released
15 September 2017
Platforms
Nintendo SwitchPlayStation 4Windows
Genres
AdventureArcadeIndiePlatformerScienceShooter
Developers
QubicGames
Publishers
QubicGames
Modes
Co-opSingle-player
Perspective
Side view
Themes
ActionScience fiction
Country
Poland
Age ratings
CERO AESRB EPEGI 7
Languages
English
Time to beat
3.5hmain story7hcompletionist

About

Robonauts is a 2D arcade-like shooting game developed and published by QubicGames. It was released on Nintendo Switch on 15 September 2017 in North America and Europe and in Japan on 21 June 2018, and PlayStation 4 on 19 September 2017.

Players say

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The articlegameplay, story, development, reception

Gameplay

The player/s takes on the role of a Robonaut, a "Robot Astronaut" who travels around planets shooting enemies. A gateway is present at every level, which if used will send players to the next level. However, the gateway is only accessible if all enemies are defeated. The player/s have the option to shoot with either primary or secondary weapons.

The game has multiple features which are unique to this game:

Reception

The game was rated 69% at GameRankings. Nintendo Life gave the game 7/10, justifying their score by mentioning while the game could be quite repetitive, it was "well-crafted".

Robonauts sold more than 320,000 times on both platforms Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4.

Releases by platformdates and regions as published

PlatformReleasedRegions
Nintendo Switch15 September 2017Worldwide
PlayStation 419 September 2017Worldwide
Windows9 September 2021Worldwide

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