Robot Rally: Board game chaos

Robotic Prophecy

About this game

Experience the laser frenzied chaos in a digital version of the board game Robo Rally.

Program your laser loving robot to navigate between the obstacles on the board while trying to reach the checkpoints safely. This turn based strategic board game will require you to carefully plan the movements of your robot ahead in time and minimize the risks with each move. If you like, you can install all sorts of equipment to turn the friendly race into a fearsome battle.

WARNING: If you cannot keep your cool this game is severely frustrating.

Features:
- Compete against challenging AI-players.
- Tutorial explaining the rules in an intuitive way.
- Several multiplayer courses.

Under development:
- Single player game mode.
- Human multiplayer game mode.

Robot Rally is similar to the original board game from 1994 but have some adaptations found in later releases as well as tweaks suitable for the digital format.

Ratings and reviews

A decent implementation of the RoboRally boardgame. Several maps are included and they feature the expected conveyors, rotators, lasers, pushers, and repair pads. I marked this as educational because in a way it's a primitive computer programming exercise, and requires the player to mentally pre-plan out a series of spatial moves step by step, albeit with a short timer. I have not yet tried network play but have been enjoying trying to improve my skills against the AIs.

It's a decent game, if you like robo rally u will most likely enjoy this. There are sometimes bugs with the AI and other strange bugs. Could still be improved alot, but is a great start, please fix the bugs, add bluetooth muti-player and make it for ios, and make it cross platform so I can play with friends. Also add more robots, boards and levels. Thanks to the developers for finally bringing robo rally to life.

Not the original. Uses the newer rules. However, does appear to follow those rules, and it's enjoyable to play. I'd like the implementation of the original, where initiative was based on the card's value. You'd have to decide on a higher or lower value to possibly go first or last to benefit your choice of direction. I own both releases. It's annoying to count to see who's next based on radio tower distance. However it does resolve easily.《Edit : I'm counting on it for that 5th star. 😎》👍

What’s new

Fixes for random crashes after last update.
Fix for resume game crash.