What’s worse is that not only do loot boxes cost for the most part – they can also be gained by levelling up which gives one each time, as well as seeing one earnt each day for logging in – but the sheer volume of duplicate items throughout each box is highly questionable, especially when the cash return is so limited. This ensures that at the very least a basic robot can be made, but if you ’re wanting to truly express yourself with a masterful creation then you’d be best be prepared to spend some of your hard-earned cash as Robocraft Infinity is heavily focused on loot boxes. From the start of the game players will generally have only a couple of basic items available, such as one type of wheel, one type of leg and one type of gun, along with a few different blocks. The problem however comes with gaining access to the multiple parts that really make a difference to the gameplay – wings, weapons, engines, wheels, legs and more. Building your creation is simple enough though and players are taken to a first-person perspective before using A and B to move up and down and RT to place each block, with things coming across with a Minecraft vibe in terms of block placement. Unfortunately, creating a robot good enough to remain competitive in either the 5v5 Deathmatch or the conquest styled 5v5 Battle Arena is unlikely to be a reality for most players.ĭespite being one of the key features of the game, creating a new robot isn’t quite as easy as it probably should be that’s not down to the controls but how inaccessible getting the right parts is. With the controls proving highly similar to that of the Halo driving controls, anyone who has played Microsoft’s flagship title will be right at home with the robotic warfare found in Robocraft Infinity. Whilst there are only two actual competitive modes of play, they are both quite enjoyable to play, provided you have a robot decent enough to compete. Then there is the opportunity to Test your robots, trying out the new creations in a test range, whilst Training is the place to learn the basics of the game. Play is the next option and this where all the action comes from, allowing p layers to crea te their own robots or modify existing ones with the Edit Robot option. Home is where you can choose from your selection of five robots, either self-built, downloaded, or pre-set, as well as group up with four other players to head out into battle. It sounds pretty basic and that’s because it is pretty basic.įrom the main menu, there are six tabs that provide the structure of the game. Your goal is to create a robot, or choose from one of the five pre-made bots available, before heading out into one of two main game modes to battle it out for victory against other players online. So, from the off Robocraft Infinity is very much an arena battler.
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