7.6
Graphically is quite eye-catching, and fatality-like animations are appreciated. However, menus are a swamp of loadings and waitings. In the end, there so few quality fighting games for mobiles that we should appreciate this Real Steel.
Real Steel World Robot Boxing
Reliance Games · Oct 17, 2013
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Real Steel World Robot Boxing packs bigger punches, harder-hitting battles, and double the action of its predecessor Reel Steal with better graphics, brand new robots, more modes and head-to-head multiplayer. In the not-so-distant future where boxing is taken to the extreme, people and robots synch up for a larger-than-life entertainment experience. Pilot a bot-crushing behemoth and jab, uppercut and haymaker your way to victory!
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- 7.2Real Steel World Robot Boxing is a very good fighting game with a wonderful game design. Although the graphics aren’t too good, especially compared to other good Android games, there still aren’t many fighting games on mobile platforms that are as fluid and challenging as this game. The very disappointing thing in this game was its excessive in-app purchases, which made me feel that I needed to spend quite a lot of money to play unless I wanted to suffer.
- 7.0Similar to the movie that inspired it, Real Steel: World Robot Boxing isn’t a runaway success, but it’s a solid effort at keeping an idea alive that’s too awesome to let go. Until we get boxing robots in real life – and hopefully someone is working on that – this will have to do.
- 8.0Real Steel: World Robot Boxing does exactly what one would expect it to do, giving players the fun and excitement of robot vs robot fisticuff action. It may not be the best game on the app store but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a fun experience, even if it did take some things away from the first Real Steel mobile game.
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