Part pinball machine, part 3rd person platformer "Robot Pinball Escape" puts you in the chrome shoes of Tilt, a scrappy transforming robot with a big dream of trying to beat a living pinball tournament to win a rocket-ship and escape to the land of his robo-dreams. Developed by the University of Utah's EAE Master Games Studio Program, Robot Pinball Escape features Tilt, who can transform to play two ways: as a robot or a pinball in a world that focuses on two different planes, a pinball table which you must beat to access aerial platforming challenges.
Jul 21st, 2012 0 people agree 0 people don't
Interesting concept fairly well executed. The complaints about the timing seem a bit much - even if you fail to complete a mission in the given amount of time, all it does is restart that mission.
Only real problems I came across were the hitboxes on the bumpers seemed a bit larger than the bumpers themselves, especially on the later missions. And some of the controls felt a little loose. I like the energy requirements, and using the pinball mechanics to boost energy for the robot mode. All in all, a very good start, and I'd be interested to see further levels if developed.
May 28th, 2012 0 people agree 0 people don't
not great. the sound effects were annoying. the time limit was not clearly stated. the objective was obvious eventually but the whole scene is so chaotic i had no idea what to do for at least a minute. I managed to complete the first set of things to bump into and then ran out of time for the second. Subsequently rage uninstalled.
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