I'm done with War Robots

Happy trails to you until we meet again.

-Amid

Me too, uninstalling this pay-to-win scam BS right now. This game is a self-esteem crutch for anyone dumb enough to pay the Pixonic scammers for the privilege of winning. They should be paying me to be cannon-fodder, with no user base there is no game, instead they want $80 for a basic robot? Laughable. Terrible "game", but apparently a very profitable scam.

Yes I did, also that I'm working on my own robots battle app, although the robots are a bit of a retrofit ( easier to animate though ). 

I don't know my win-rate at time of uninstall, probably a little under 50%, 46 last time I looked at but there was a few games averaged in after that.  It would frequently get up to 60-70% though, at first anyways.

BTW I typed this below about the game I'm making, so far... but it feels so off-topic I might move it to that other thread.   For now though, here's a little about it because I feel like I've talked about it a bit but talk is cheap so here's some screenshots and info.

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Here's a screenshot of a LAN / WAN multiplayer ,  dynamically generated maze ( themed as canyon walls ) with a giant boss monster ( that I modeled / textured / animated in Blender ) and a little ecosystem of other randomly spawned / leveled monsters.

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Lately I'm leaning towards having it be giant monsters versus giant robots, and maybe each player keeps two separate hangers, one for monsters, one for robots. With a more universal scale, like War Robots (every player is huge)

It's probably only about 50% made, at best, but currently there's pretty reasonable rockets, flamethrowers, shotguns / rifles (and plasma variants of each), melee attacks (that vary depending on what weapon is equipped).  The UI is hidden for that image but in it is an equip screen, map screen, a minimap, health, ammo, gun temp, ammo current / capacity, etc etc all the basic stuff.  Also each character can have powers that do stuff like push away everything in front of you (like a hard shove), or a ranged damage inducing attack power that emits from the user and drains health.  These powers are attached to items you equip although some special characters will have some items permanently equipped (and possibly hidden from UI).

It can make some pretty OK random terrains people could play on. And maze-like structures it can layer over top of those terrains. 

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I bet it could be timed to spawn a new set of levels every day, or week.

So far untested on iOS but runs really nice on Android and PC.  A $40 amazon fire tablet runs it at 55-60 fps  no problem, and even onboard video can run it pretty well.