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Kick metal ass – Roboquest breaks free from Early Access to launch on Game Pass, Xbox and PC

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Roboquest is on Game Pass, Xbox and PC

Having spent some three tears in Steam Early Access, you’d expect to see Roboquest bucking some trends and releasing in its best possible state. At least that is the plan as it breaks free from Steam Early Access to kick some metal ass on Xbox, Game Pass and PC. 

Available right now on Game Pass, Xbox and PC, Roboquest is a fast-paced first person shooter in which a host of roguelite mechanics will come to the fore. It’s a game that has been honed by the Starbreeze and RyseUp Studios team after a period in Early Access – if you want a game that will allow you to really kick some metal ass, Roboquest is going to be for you. 

A lightning fast FPS

It’s priced at £19.99 if you prefer to open the wallet rather than utilise a Game Pass subscription, promising a lightning-fast FPS in return. Playable across both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S this is a game that should be seen to have built on its Early Access roots, with both single player and two player cooperative action in place. 

In Roboquest you’ll be tasked with upgrading your basecamp and utilising persistent upgrades as you look to take it to the foes ahead. With a ton of weapons to hand, loads of unique upgrades and multiple playstyles, this is one that looks set to excel. 

If you have played Roboquest during the Early Access period or on PC via Game Pass, then you may like to know exactly what has been implemented in the three years. Well, expect all of the following – and more – included as Roboquest launches on Game Pass, Xbox and PC. 

Launch features include

  • Classes – up to 6 different classes with unique abilities and upgrades, slash up, dash in, rocketing, stealth in, drone up and more
  • Slick Controls & Polished Game Feel
  • Diverse Arsenal – over 70 unique weapons ranging from your regular rifles and snipers to crossbows, bolters, gauntlets and much more for players to use as they blast their way through hordes of killer robots!
  • Difficulty Levels – Levels of difficulty for everyone, even people not accustomed to FPS games. Ranging from “Discovery” to “Hard” and then way harder difficulty levels that you can unlock while playing the game
  • Specialize your Gameplay – In-run upgrades to further customize your playstyle and find unique and powerful combinations
  • Pesky Evilbots – over 70 enemies to dismantle and 10 big bad bosses guarding the way
  • Quests and Secrets – Diversify your run objectives by exploring the levels and finding friendly robots and hidden secrets to unlock new movement capabilities and other unique upgrades
  • Basecamp – Upgrade your basecamp and unlock permanent rewards to help you push further into the game each run
  • Levels – Over 15 different levels, each with a dedicated banger track and visuals, and some with unique twists to them
  • Comic-style Cinematics – Non gameplay-intrusive yet colorful and joyful cinematics to live your progression in the game and the story
  • Data-Logs – Scour the levels and find pieces of lore about the world of Roboquest
  • Achievements – Over 70 achievements
  • Collect Enemies & Weapon cards – Takedown enemies and collect cards for both enemies and weapons to complete the in-game Museum
  • Banger Soundtrack – Crafted with passion and dedication from the music composer Noisecream, a complete banger of a soundtrack will accompany you in your Roboquest

Buy now on Xbox and PC

The latest trailer shouild be taken in, ahead of moving to the Xbox Store and getting a download moving. You’ll find Roboquest playable on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC. 

Stick around for our full review. We’ll let you know how this one plays very soon. 

Roboquest on Xbox Game Description

Roboquest is a fast-paced FPS with Roguelite mechanics playable in singleplayer or 2 players co-op. Shoot and run your way through randomly generated environments, pick-up upgrades along the way and blast the powerful big bad bosses you encounter. Upgrade your basecamp and unlock persistent upgrades to customize your playstyle and dive further on each subsequent run.

Neil Watton
Neil Wattonhttps://www.thexboxhub.com/
An Xbox gamer since 2002, I bought the big black box just to play Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee. I have since loved every second of the 360's life and am now just as obsessed with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - mostly with the brilliant indie scene that has come to the fore. Gamertag is neil363, feel free to add me to your list.
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