if you’re looking for something new, with a hint of Worms about it, you can’t go wrong with killing a few robots for the sake of TV entertainment.
Mayan Death Robots2015
Mayan Death Robots
2015 SOEDESCO Publishing76Good
Playtime
ShortTypically 8 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $6.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- November 20, 2015
- Developer
- Sileni Studios
- Publisher
- SOEDESCO Publishing
- Themes
Overview
Duke it out with massive alien robots during the peak of the Mayan civilization. Nuke, zap, implode, incinerate and destroy your friends in singleplayer or local multiplayer. Win the adoration of your tiny Mayan tribesmen, and keep an eye out for Mayan Gods who will try to crash your party.
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Reception
Press69
Players95
WorthwhileMasterpiece- Metacritic69from 11 reviews
- OpenCritic68from 8 reviews
Mayan Death Robots is essentially the Smash Bros of ballistic missile games. Almost certainly best played in multiplayer, it's for anyone that loves thinking from moment to moment, and for the results of their actions to immediately fill the screen with unpredictable chaos. The game's single-screen, single-unit nature is what keeps this action fast...
The base gameplay in Mayan Death Robots is quite entertaining. I certainly enjoyed the pacing, and could appreciate some of the tactical depth lurking beneath its humorous, brightly coloured surface. But lacking online multiplayer as it does, this is going to come across as a severely limited game to too many people for its own good.
An additional mechanic during the game is the use of boss battles. During these levels, the objective is the same. Part way through these levels though, both power cores disappear and I must work together with my opponent to defeat the boss, but once defeated, I go back to annihilating my opponent. These bosses are challenging and unique, each with...
Truly, Mayan Death Robots is the kind of game I'd love to sit back on the couch and play with some friends.