Combots
A downloadable game for Windows and Android
Combots is a cross-platform multiplayer robot war shooter set in fully procedurally generated maps with the physical environment.
- 5 unique robots allow you to experience the game in a new way when playing for each of them.
- 22 items for loadout, allow you to create many variations of robots.
- 4 procedurally generated maps. Each game you will be greeted by a new map for battle.
- 6 game modes that will dilute the fun.
- 43 cosmetic items where everyone can decorate their robot in their own way.
To launch the game in VR or RTX mode, click on the corresponding shortcut in the game folder.
The standalone version for Oculus Quest is on SideQuest
Purchase
In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $5 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Download demo
Development log
- UPDATE #99Jun 23, 2024
- UPDATE #98Feb 25, 2024
- UPDATE #97Jan 20, 2024
- MOBILE UPDATE #96.1Dec 02, 2023
- UPDATE #96Nov 25, 2023
- UPDATE #95Oct 14, 2023
- UPDATE #93Mar 18, 2023
- UPDATE #92Feb 05, 2023
Comments
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I can't play offline
Thanks for the report, I fixed it in the new version of the game.
How do I get some of the cosmetic skins?
From Cosmetic TechBoxes that you get for resetting robots.
To reset a robot you need to buy and upgrade all the weapons on it.
I just gave this a quick test run on linux mint 21.3, and it runs great. I installed the game via Lutris so all the more technical stuff didn't even need to be touched.
As for gameplay, the maps can be a bit bizarre for sure, but there's alot of variation with the weapons,mech bodies, and special equipment you can equip. I would say it's well worth the $5 price tag in the US and Canada.
After a few hours of gameplay, I can say for sure the gameplay loop is fun, if a bit wonky from the low gravity. One minor disappointing is that there currently is no friend or partying-up system for co-op, which I think would definitely rocket this up in rating. As it currently stands, I still stand by the $5 price tag being reasonable.