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Games like Robotrek

1994

You step into the shoes of a young robotics prodigy, son of a famous inventor. What sets it apart is building and upgrading your own robots from scavenged parts, all wrapped in a playful, humorous sci-fi adventure.

  • Building and crafting
  • Pixel art
  • Sci-fi setting
  • Lots of humour

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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Robotrek special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Galaxy of Pen and Paper

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Brings what grabs you about Robotrek: pixel art, a sci-fi setting and plenty of humour.

You join a group of friends in 1999 who roll dice, invent their own game master and party, and roleplay a space adventure. Its meta humor about tabletop gaming and dial-up nostalgia gives turn-based alien battles a lot of charm.

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LunarLux

Sci-fi setting

A pixel-art RPG set on the Moon with a hybrid battle system mixing turn-based combat and action elements. Quirky characters, sci-fi references and real science facts shape a journey through space colonies and ancient ruins.

Chroma Squad

Pixel art

Five stunt actors start their own Power Rangers-style TV show, fighting in turn-based tactical battles while managing their studio and crafting gear and cardboard mechas. A funny love letter to sentai shows that blends tactics with studio management.

Soda Dungeon 2

Pixel art

You assemble a party and send it through dungeons that play out largely on their own, while you upgrade a town and craft gear. It is relaxed, funny, and rewards you with a steady stream of small improvements.

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1

Strong, story-driven narrative

A comedic JRPG that parodies the games industry as a fantasy world where goddesses represent consoles. Turn-based battles with free movement, a cast of quirky anime characters and plenty of gaming in-jokes define the experience.

Megadimension Neptunia VII

Sci-fi setting

A comedic JRPG packed with video game industry parodies, where you lead a party of console-goddess heroines across several dimensions, each with its own story. Turn-based combat with free movement and plenty of anime fan service make it most appealing to series fans.

Arknights: Endfield

Building and crafting

A gacha action RPG set in the Arknights universe that pairs real-time four-character squad combat with building automated factories and outpost networks across the alien world of Talos-II.

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter

Strong, story-driven narrative

You follow Estelle on a new journey picking up right where the first game left off, reuniting with old friends and meeting new ones. Its charm lies in the warm, richly told story and the turn-based combat, where you shape your party's strengths through Arts and Quartz.

Wolfstride

Sci-fi setting

You pilot a giant mech in tactical turn-based duels as you climb a tournament ladder. Between fights you roam the city, take on jobs and upgrade your machine.

Saturday Morning RPG

Pixel art

A comedic love letter to 1980s cartoons and pop culture: you play high schooler Marty and fight through an episodic story in turn-based battles with timing-based actions. It features pixel art and a retro synth-style soundtrack.

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