Overview
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Release Date
Wii U eShop
16th Jun 2016, £4.49
16th Jun 2016, $4.99
- Series
Reviews
Review Twin Robots (Wii U eShop)
Definitely not scrap metal
At first glance you would be forgiven for thinking Twin Robots was a copycat of Nintendo's very own Chibi-Robo!: Zip-Lash on the 3DS. This is not the case. Originally developed and released by Thinice for the Ouya game system in 2013 and later made available on multiple other digital platforms including Android and Steam,...
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Twin Robots News
Nintendo Download 16th June (North America)
Super Paper Mario! Rhythm Heaven Megamix! Terraria! Much more!
As E3 enters its last day in LA it's time to go back to some old routines, with the North American Nintendo Download Update being one of them. This week seems to be a strong offering, with notable releases across Wii U and 3DS, along with some high-quality Virtual Console offerings on...
Nintendo Download 16th June (Europe)
Gunslugs! Fire Emblem Fates DLC! Twin Robots! Discounts Galore! More!
Happy E3 week to one and all; unsurprisingly we have the European Nintendo Download Update details to get it started. We have puzzle platforming on Wii U and frantic run-and-gun action on the 3DS as new releases, along with a retail download targeting young gamers. Fire Emblem...
News Wii U Indie Title Twin Robots Does An Excellent Chibi-Robo Impression
Ratalakia Games also reveals two other Nintendo titles
Ratalaika Games has announced that it is bringing Thinice's 2.5D platformer Twin Robots to the Wii U eShop "very soon". Looking a lot like Nintendo's own Chibi-Robo!: Zip-Lash, the game allows you to switch between two robots as they try to work together to find their way out of each level...
About The Game
Twin Robots is a 2D platformer where you can switch control between two little robots – they've been imprisoned and need to find the way out of each level!
The game's 28 levels can be played alone, or in co-operative mode with a friend thanks to the split-screen gameplay*. In local co-op multiplayer, each player controls one robot. Some levels require both robots to help each other in order to solve easy puzzles.
Manage your energy levels through the level so that you can safely reach the exit and charge the last door to open it.
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