Choice of Robots Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 56 reviews. Read all reviews for Choice of Robots for iPhone.
Choice of Robots is paid iOS app published by Choice of Games LLC
This will make you feel bad for robots
Chihuahua0
Choice of Robots is one of Choice of Games' essential installments. For $5, you get a game with lots of replayability, charming romantic interest, lots of customization, a transparent stats system, and at least four different endgames. It makes you think to about the implications of sentient AI. If you only can buy one CoG app, get this one.
Amazing story! Great game.
Olivewho
I don't know how I'm just discovering this, but this choose your own adventure text game is awesome. The story is great: gripping and sometimes moving. There is also great replayability here. I've already played through it twice, and I bought it a few hours ago!
High replay value
BlackAndRedBlur
Some choice-of games have the tendency to feel lamely linear, giving you “choices” in the story that don’t really seem to have much impact. Sometimes, these games feel like they’re over ridiculously fast. This is NOT one of those games. I’ve played it about five times over the months I’ve had it, and you get drawn into the story every time (which is a rare quality for these types of games). Very little chance that you’ll be disappointed in downloading this gem of an app. ???
Beautiful and Inspired.
Joe. Dude
This title is absolutely perfect. Characters are so lovable and dynamic, while still being believable. This is so incredibly emotionally touching, and each and every ending is perfectly unique. Truthfully, I love this app more than any other I've ever downloaded, and this will provide fun and 'feels' for years to come. I'm so glad I have this app.
Phenomenal
Hipster Smurf
Hands down the best “Choice of” game available. It has a great narrative and your decisions really matter. I’m a huge fan of this devs games and I’ve played through this one more times than the rest combined. So good.
The Best Overall "Choice" Game/Book!!
DeeRocque
I was reminiscing about the "choose your own adventure" books that I loved as a kid, and my first "book" was this one... I think I've read through this thing about fifty times because it is the most cleverly insightful, creative of the dozen top "Choice" games that I've read/played. What is most surprising to me is how entertaining the book is, and the replay value is higher than any of the 200,000-300,000-word-count books because of the entire design of his particular book/game. It really doesn't force you or pressure you to follow some moral compass like some of the other books. There's not a win-or-lose system either, and it makes for a much deeper experience to read each time. Professor Gold! Please write another!