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Review of Don't Die, Mr. Robot! DX on Nintendo Switch

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo May 2018
Cover image of Don't Die, Mr. Robot! DX on Switch
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 03 May 2018
Genre: Action
Developer: Infinite State Games
Publisher: Digerati

Introduction

Welcome to the zany world of 'Don't Die, Mr. Robot! DX', where dodging fruit explosions is a key part of your survival strategy. In case you're wondering, 'Don't Die' is not just a tagline; it's actually a life philosophy for our pixelated hero. This quirky title from Infinite State Games gives you a chance to live life on the edge of fruity chaos, proving that sometimes all you need is a little kookiness to brighten your gaming experience.

Gameplay

Ready for some wild action? In 'Don't Die, Mr. Robot! DX', you control Mr. Robot, an oblivious little fellow who thrives on munching fruits. But here's the twist-the moment he chomps them, they go kaboom! Enemies (which are as weird as they get) approach from all sides, and your goal is to blow them to smithereens with your freshly eaten fruit! Don't think you can just stand there and binge on fruit salad; you have to stay on your toes. The enemies are relentless with mechanics reminiscent of a game of dodgeball, but instead of balls, it's deathly drones that want you out of action. Each explosive mouthful leads to coins galore, allowing for power-ups and unlockable characters. Your final score? Well, that depends on how many enemies you can take down, which is achieved by strategically placing your fruits to create chain explosions. Tip: getting up close and personal to those nasty foes rewards you with a fancy 'danger bonus.' Just don't get too friendly-they're not known for their hospitality! Every round is a test of strategy, timing, and whether or not you can resist the urge to yell at your screen whenever a drone makes a mockery of your carefully laid plans. The game keeps you constantly guessing with its waves of enemies-after all, there's nothing more satisfying than orchestrating a chain reaction that looks as cool as it sounds!

Graphics

Visually, 'Don't Die, Mr. Robot! DX' is a playful mosaic of pixel art that looks like it was lovingly crafted by a team of robots who really like bright colors. The aesthetic is undeniably charming, reminiscent of retro arcade games. The animations are smooth, and each explosion bursts forth in a glorious display of flashy colors. It's all enough to make you forget that Mr. Robot's primary hobby is basically fruiticide. The background music, a catchy score that makes you feel like you're in a non-stop fruit store explosion, enhances the experience and keeps your adrenaline pumping as you dodge fruit-themed mayhem. You might even catch yourself bopping your head as you're trying to keep Mr. Robot out of harm's way. And come on, who doesn't love a soundtrack that feels as crazy as the gameplay?

Conclusion

In summary, 'Don't Die, Mr. Robot! DX' is a delightful blend of action, strategy, and quirky humor that makes it stand out in the Nintendo Switch library. The gameplay is as irresistible as a candy store, albeit with more explosions and a lot of fruit-related chaos. Mr. Robot himself is an endearing character, and the colorful visuals make every round a joy to play. So, if you need a break from life's seriousness and want to engage in some pixelated mayhem that doesn't take itself too seriously, grab your Switch and join Mr. Robot in his fruity battle against doom. Remember: it's all about survival, style, and the occasional fruit smoothie! Just don't expect to walk away from this game without a little added chaos in your life-or at least a fruit salad you didn't see coming. Score? An 8/10-because frankly, who doesn't love a game that keeps you on your toes and your fruits nice and explosive?

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