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RoboCop

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A top-down action game where you protect civilians and complete objectives across multiple maps.


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Released
2001
Genre
Theme
Perspective
1st-person, Top-down
Size
415.29 KB
Rating
0 votes

About RoboCop

RoboCop for the Game Boy Color is a top-down action title where players control the cyborg officer across interconnected map screens. The core loop involves navigating these environments to complete specific objectives, which range from eliminating key targets to collecting evidence items. Gameplay requires distinguishing between hostile units that must be engaged and civilians who require protection.

The narrative context involves OCP Technologies and its new supercomputer, The Mind, which is given control over Delta City's security after covertly infiltrating global networks. This occurs alongside a gang war and laboratory break-ins, prompting the police to assign RoboCop to apprehend a suspect named Nexx. Between missions, the police station serves as a hub where the protagonist can interact with characters like his former partner Lewis or the cybernetics expert Dr. Lazerus, and review news reports.

RoboCop Screenshots

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Title screen
Choose your language.
Intro
Another part from the introduction
Main menu
Story
Police HQ
You can speak with different people.
Messages
Your colleagues
The first mission
Briefing