A Robot Named Fight!

Critic reviews

• NintendoLife

  Liam Doolan · May 10, 2018

  7.0

  The comparisons to Nintendo’s much-loved Metroid franchise might seem excessive, but A Robot Named Fight makes little effort to differentiate itself from the source material it has been inspired by. What it does manage to do is provide endless replay value with its procedural generated platform action, unique items and large variety of enemies.

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• Nintendo World Report

  Zachary Miller · May 01, 2018

  7.0

  A Robot Named Fight is an interesting roguelike, combining that genre’s pros and cons with what’s essentially a Super Metroid framework. While I suspect your mileage may vary, I can’t deny that it’s a fun, if imperfect, experience.

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• GameSpace.com

  Damien Gula · Apr 26, 2018

  9.0

  If you have been itching for a Metroidvania game with a good sense of humor and a new level of challenge, A Robot Named Fight is worth the investment of time and $12.99 USD. Your metal will be tested as you throw a lot of robots at a ton of meat, but the Megabeast must be vanquished and its secrets must be revealed - in at least one of its multiple endings!

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• Hardcore Gamer

  Jeremy Peeples · Sep 04, 2017

  9.0

  A Robot Named Fight combines a blaster-centric Metroidvania with a roguelite and works wonderfully. It blends the sub-genre with a bit of Turrican, and much like that classic series, this one man game delivers the goods. Matt Bitner’s passion project is one of the finest Metroidvanias on PC and something that any action-platformer fan will enjoy.

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• Game Grin

  Blake Hawthorn · Aug 20, 2018

  7.5

  A Robot Named Fight is a fun experience that can either be played for short bursts or huge multiple hour gaming sessions, either way this game is very fun is highly replayable.

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• Cubed3

  Colin Beauchamp · Jun 29, 2018

  6.0

  A Robot Named Fight! is an interesting take on two established genres. While it doesn't result in total success due to occasionally troublesome controls and some balancing problems that can cause the game to feel like it's lacking variety, it's still enjoyable enough that you will want to replay it multiple times to see what else can be discovered.

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