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Action Man : Robot Atak

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Control three agents in a side-scrolling platformer to infiltrate Island X and defeat Dr. X's robot army.

Action Man: Robot Atak was released for Game Boy Advance in 2004 by Atari Europe, developed by Magic Pockets; no earlier release of this exact version is known.


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Released
2004
Genre
Perspective
Behind view, Side view
Size
2.85 MB
Rating
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About Action Man : Robot Atak

Action Man: Robot Atak for the Game Boy Advance is a side-scrolling action platformer based on a film and toy line. The plot involves Action Force members Action Man, Redwolf, and Flint infiltrating Island X to stop Dr. X and his robot army.

Gameplay primarily consists of navigating 17 levels, overcoming platforming challenges, and defeating numerous enemies. These adversaries include robotic forces and island wildlife such as spiders, bats, and dinosaurs. Each of the three playable heroes possesses distinct traits; for instance, only Flint can perform a double jump, and Redwolf begins with a bow. Characters can acquire various weapons, including guns with power-ups, throwing discs for Action Man, and a boomerang for Flint. Collecting 50 Action Man icons grants an extra life, with additional lives and health items available throughout. The game provides reset checkpoints at regular intervals, suggesting a fair approach to difficulty.

The core platforming is broken up by vehicle-based stages that shift the perspective. Flint operates a dirt rider and Redwolf surfs in levels focused on avoiding obstacles. Action Man pilots a motorcycle up a volcano and uses a helicopter backpack for aerial navigation. The adventure concludes with several boss encounters, culminating in a final battle against Dr. X.

Action Man : Robot Atak Screenshots

12 images
Title Screen.
Options.
Intro.
Map of the island.
Lets go.
Kill the robot.
Good hit.
Fighting on a rope bridge.
A health power up.
Collect the weapon.
Throwing stars.
Being held.