Protecting Detroit from Myself | RoboCop: Rouge City [VOD 20-12-2023]
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~~Game Description~~
RoboCop: Rogue City is a first-person shooter set in Old Detroit.[1] Playing as RoboCop, the player must clear the city of criminals, conduct investigations, and can also give out parking tickets.[2][3] The game is set in-between the films RoboCop 2 and RoboCop 3.[2][4] Anne Lewis, RoboCop's police partner from the films, accompanies the player.[2]
The player is given various side quests throughout the game and can choose how to solve them, for example by selecting between different dialogue options.[2][5] The outcome of these quests varies depending on the player's choices. For instance, the player can choose between using violence or a peaceful approach when seeking information from suspects.[2][6][7] The overall storyline and ending are also altered depending on decisions made by the player. RoboCop's public trust score can be built up by interacting with citizens, also affecting gameplay.
The player's primary weapon is RoboCop's Auto 9 gun, which has unlimited ammunition. Weapons dropped by enemies can also be picked up by the player and used for a limited amount of time. Items in the game's environments, such as exploding barrels and televisions sets, can also be flung around. Due to RoboCop's metal exterior, he takes only minimal damage from gunfire. The player can regenerate lost health or use enemies as human shields against gunfire.
The player also starts out with several abilities, including night vision and a flashbang shockwave. Time can also be slowed down briefly to kill enemies and clear an area faster. These abilities, as well as the Auto 9, can be upgraded over time.The player can also use a scanning ability to search for enemies, misdemeanors such as traffic violations, and disorderly conduct