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À propos de ce jeu

Don't fight, robots! Destroy our city! And pay off the debt...

about Demolition Robots K.k.

This game is a 4-player non-fighting robot game, kind of a speedy party-couch action with the deception essence of a werewolf game.
You are the pilot of a giant robot and destroy many buildings on the level faster as possible.

You earn wages (points) for each destroyed building, and the player who reaches the target number of points the fastest wins. However, the normal incomes aren't enough to win. In order to get many the points at once, you must achieve the hidden goals prepared for each player without being revealed to the other players.

world Of Demolition Robots K.k.

You live in a peaceful world that has triumphed over a giant alien invasion. To pay off your debts, you take a job at Demolition Robots K.K., a revolutionary urban demolition company that utilizes battle robots paid off by the private sector. However, your debts will not disappear immediately after hard work. There must be a more efficient way...

Players must not fight each other directly! Robots are company equipment.
You may not hit another player because you do not want him to take your wages. You will be considered to have intentionally damaged company equipment and your wages (points) will be deducted from your wages. However, this does not apply if you "accidentally" hit a steel ball or crane that was on site. Now you know what to do...

Earn money through "illegal side job", and whistle-blowing other players!
You have debts that cannot be repaid with the wages you earn in your regular job. If a shady character offers you a "illegal side job" at the start of the game, you might want to jump on it.

Has the company told you not to tear down a particular building? No, it is possible to make more money by tearing them down.
Do you want a certain package delivered while you work? If you do it secretly, your co-workers won't even know you're there!

However, be lenient with yourself and strict with others. If you think another player is doing "underhanded work," turn him in to the company after the round is over. Hopefully, that player will be fined and you will get your reward. Remember, that the situation can be reversed in either case...