About This Game Mayan Death Robots reinvents the artillery genre (think Worms) in a Mayan setting invaded by alien killing machines. Pick a robot from the roster and enter the arena to destroy your opponent's power core. Aim your weapon before the timer runs out, but don't be distracted by the pretty scenery: when the rockets start flying, you already need to plan your next move! Will you choose to move your robot to a better vantage point, or will you build defenses to keep your opponent from landing a killing blow?Features:Patience is not a virtueYou never have to wait for your next turn. Each player acts at the same time, so whenever you fire a shot, expect to have the favour returned. Think Worms, but everyone takes their turn at the same time!Choose wiselyPick a robot with unique abilities and weapons form a roster of ten lethal killing machines. Nuke, zap, implode, incinerate and destroy the opposition with your favourite robot and fighting style!Practice organized religionYour tribe of tiny Mayas thinks you are a god descended from heaven, so they worship you and aid you in battle. Give them something to really believe in and blow up the enemy robot and his tribe!Muscle out the competitionThe actual Mayan gods don’t take your blasphemy lightly and come to crash the party. Set aside your differences and team up with your opponent to defeat massive bosses! Feel free to proceed with the face melting afterwards.Care for the environmentUse your construction gun to build defences or create a vantage point to rain death on your opponent.Survival of the fittestThink you know what it takes to defeat your opponent? Your robot overlords have some surprises in store to keep you on your toes. Play through the campaign mode to unlock new robots and scenarios that change the way you play the game. 1075eedd30 Title: Mayan Death RobotsGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Sileni StudiosRelease Date: 20 Nov, 2015 Mayan Death Robots Ativador Download [key Serial Number] Fun and visually entertaining game. Due to the high paced battles it's (in our case) very well suited for playing during lunch breaks. Simplified weapon choice compared to Worms, but that doesn't take away from the tactical choices you have to make to obliterate your fellow colleague.... (or end up with a "NOOOOOO!" moment). Thumbs up!. The local multiplayer is super fun to play! but when you are alone, they made sure they have plenty of story line to keep you entertained with plenty of variations on the gameplay! well done. I've see Mayan Death Robots on several events and it was always a crowd pleaser. It does several cool things to shake up the artillery game formula (ie.Worms) quite a bit!For one, the pace is way faster than Worms', with all players playing at the same time so if both players know the game, matches move on forward very pleasantly.Adding characters with specific skills does a lot to increase variety and the boss fights help in changing the pace quite dramatically (ad they're very well put together).The character skills have a lot of variety and there are some nice touches like the Tetris-inspired wall-building and the "skill-roulette" that manage to shake things up a bit by granting a random super skill to players.Of course everything is not perfect and the game can feel a bit overwhelming at first due to the quick pace and busy screen. The campaign does a good job of teaching you the basics though so I recommend starting from there to explore the main features one by one. It's also cool that you can tackle the campaign alone or with people, which is a great way to learn the specifics of the game together (that's how we played it with a friend).Highly recommended if you're looking for an intense couch multiplayer game!. Pretty boring but what it sets out to do it does correctly.This is a VERY basic game. However this works to its advantage when you play casually in 2 player Local Multiplayer and you just want a simple game where you laugh with a friend and everybody has a reasonable chance to win.The game itself is boring AF and having played the 2 player experience with a few different friends, I can say I never want to play the SP game... and I'm not sure after my 5 hours of legit play time that I want more 2P either.Does just enough right that if it is on sale I would say buy it. If not take a long pass on this one.. Fantastic artillary game. The gameplay is pretty fast with essentially both you and your opponent taking your turns at the same time, and there is a great variety in gameplay between the different character robots (without any of them being distinctly more powerfull than the others).Lack of online multiplayer is the only thing keeping this from a no-brainer buy. Regardless, worth your money if you like artillary games like worms.. Very fun pretty well balanced Worms alternative for two players who have taken a couple of beers and sit in front of the TV with gamepads. Just tried it out, havent discovered all of it yet but its definately worth it.. This is a pretty cool artillery game! Full thoughts are below!http:\/\/steamcommunity.com\/sharedfiles\/filedetails\/?id=568855921. TL:DRIt's fun. Buy it.Especially good party game.---------------------------------------------------Mayan Death Robots takes the Artillery genre of video games and gives it some much appreciated innovation. Like other artillery games, the basic structure of Mayan Death Robots centers around a turn of selecting a weapon, and then aiming it, relying on the players sense of trajectory to land hits on the opponent's side to accomplish a goal.Worms is perhaps the series best known for popularizing the artillery genre, but Mayan Death Robots is a distinctly different kind of game from Worms, and it's important to know that in advance. I'll briefly explain the differences, and why they're important.---------------------------------------------------Action Artillery Games vs Strategic Artillery GamesIn worms and other artillery games, combat is far more Strategic rather than Action based. In those games, turns last longer, involve a combination of moving, weapon selection, and shooting. Players take alternating turns, and a game might last upwards of half-an-hour or more.Mayan Death Robots is more of an Action Artillery game instead of a Strategic Artillery game. The goal isn't to blow up the opponent, but rather the opponent's core. Losing your robot essentially equates to a one turn penalty. This prevents games from being too short, and is more forgiving to players whom make mistakes when learning their robot.In MDR, players take their turns at the same time, and turns are fast. Players get six seconds to make their weapon (or jump, or blocks) selection, and then six seconds to aim it. Weapons fire automatically at the end of those six seconds. The fast pace of turns can be slightly daunting to new players at first, but it's easy to adjust to because Weapon selection is very streamlined.Although there are a lot of weapons in the game, each robot is essentially limited to two signature attacks, so you're rarely pressed to make a tough decision during those first six seconds. That design decision means that the individual matches can be fast but not stressful. A match usually only lasts between five and ten minutes, so it's really easy for casual players to get in to, yet rewarding for more hardcore players whom want to practice and master each robot's unique combat style.---------------------------------------------------Multiplayer FriendlyThe single biggest issue facing MDR has to do with the lack of online multiplayer. One has to keep in mind that Sileni Studios is a tiny team, and simply put it'd be grossly unfair to hold them to the same standards as Team 17 which has a ton of corporate backing to fund a plethora of features. But still, it is an issue because obviously if you buy a game like this, you're going to want to play it with friends.That being said, the game has robust support for local Multiplayer, allowing for two players to use the same keyboard, a keyboard and gamepad, or two gamepads.And it's seriously fun.Seriously.This would hands down be a terrific College Dorm game for whenever friends are hanging out. The fast pace of the game makes it easy for two players to play a match, and then have the loser hand the controller or keyboard off to the next person waiting in line. And the sheer hilarity of the visuals and action in game make it ridiculously fun for spectators to watch.For the last few weeks I've played this game with my friends and their kids, switching out the players every match, and it felt like the beautiful nostalgia of video gaming from back when I was in college, passing a controller around whenever typical two-player games were played with an audience of three or more.---------------------------------------------------Single Player FriendlyIn addition, the solo player campaign is bonkers cool. There's a great over-the-top storyline about the Death Robots galactic TV show, and all the insanity that ensues. There are soooo many different scenarios in the game to be unlocked, from maps where Conquistadors constantly attempt to steal your cores, to Elder Gods that dramatically reshape the map, to man-eating plants. Combined with the ten different playstyles of the robots, the game packs a ton of replayability.---------------------------------------------------In ClosingHands down, for the price, there is a ton of entertainment one can get out of this game. It's my hope that online multiplayer will be added in the future, but in the meantime there's no real reason to short change yourself by passing over such a well-developed and designed game.. Very nice to have some fun in a fighting\/co-op couch game!
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