If you're a fan of strategy games, you've probably heard of Mini Robot Wars, a free trial game that you can download to your computer. The game is based on the BBC series Robot Wars, but it's pint-sized, with a lot of restrictions. The robotics robots must be able to fit into a four-inch cube, and they must weigh a maximum of 150 grams.
In the story mode, you'll have 150 levels to complete, three episodes, and forty different mini robots. You'll also find thirty arcade-style mini-games. The game was developed by Picsoft Studio, a Thai game development studio, which was founded in 2005 and has since released several games that have won national and international awards. The developer focuses on building arcade-style games and has received praise for several of them.
The gameplay in Mini Robot Wars is similar to Plants vs. Zombies. In the game, Mechanical Lifeforms try to protect the planet from an invasion by "The Machines," a deadly army of killer robots. In the game, the players must defend their home planet from the invading force. In the sequel, "Epic" will see a new enemy, the Knight. As with the first episode, it flies twice as fast as an Air Scout, but with a much slower movement speed.
In the latest episode of Mini Robot Wars, a new enemy, the Mole, has been introduced. Like the Driller, the Mole uses a green diamond to power its attacks. As a result, it is important to protect Fusor, and this means using offensive mini robots like Gunner. Once you win the first stage, you can unlock more powerful mini robots. This way, you'll be able to protect more of your team.
