GLADIABOTS - AI Combat Arena

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In-app purchases

About this game

Gladiabots is a robot combat strategy game in which you carefully construct the AI of your robot squad and send them into the battle arena. Improve, refine and repeat until you outsmart all your opponents and friends online.

Features:
- Create your own AI and watch your robots execute it in the arena
- Fix it, improve it and repeat it until you outsmart all your opponents
- Simple and powerful AI programming system offering millions of possible combinations (with no programming skills required)
- Create and customize your robot crew
- Single player campaign with hundreds of solo missions
- Online multiplayer career mode featuring, ranked, unranked and private matches
- 3 distinctly different game modes: elimination, domination and collection
- Create and compete in tournaments
- Asynchronous multiplayer - battle friends even if they are not online
- Sandbox mode in which you control both teams to test your tactics
- Rank up and earn points to unlock new robot skins

IMPORTANT NOTE
This free version is to be considered as a demo with limited features. You'll have to pay to unlock features.
This game doesn't have any ads and is NOT pay-to-win!
The in-app purchases allow you to buy in-game credits that you can use to unlock new skins for your robots. They are optional, purely cosmetic and don't give any gameplay advantages.

Ratings and reviews

Gladiabots has, without a doubt, the best tutorial I've ever seen in any programming game or strategy game. It leaves room for you to make mistakes and learn from them in a very natural way rather than forcing you to click on the exact spot it wants like too many titles. And as a programmer, it has a very natural flow and intuitive UI that even someone who has never played before would be able to pick it up. If you like puzzles and strategy, you should definitely pick this up.

Really good game. This game focuses on programming robots to destroy each other along with other tasks. I would say it is a similar game to Cell Lab: Evolution Sandbox and Conway's Game of Life. I'm leaving it a four star review because of the user interface. It can be crowded, overly busy, and feel disorienting at times. I understand that the game is very complex and needs to display a lot of information to the user however I think it could be improved. If the UI was better I'd give this a 5.

this game is simple but also brilliant. you set up a chain of commands to make your team react to different situations. i haven't found any flaws with the game's commands, there are a few squares that i misinterpreted so your robots might act weird then you realize commands can get very specific in a single section. Like i had a condition "if an enemy is in medium range" then action "attack closest enemy" but instead you could simply do "attack closest enemy in this range." Very strategic.

What’s new

- The free demo now gives access to freeplay instead of ranked matches
- Fixed targeting a neutral base being considered as targeting an enemy base
- Fixed the rewind sound effect being played forever once triggered
- Fixed long AI names getting hidden by the UI in the team setup screen on mobile
- Fixed the mesh flickering when a bot is selected in the team setup scene (?)