RoboCop fights against holographic enemies and robots in a training simulation. RoboCop is played as a third-person shooter. RoboCop can use various weapons throughout the game's missions, and can also take cover behind objects. RoboCop was in a soft launch phase in Canada as of October 2013. The game was released for iOS on January 7, 2014, while the Android version was released on January 15, prior to the film's release in February 2014. RoboCop received "Mixed or average reviews" according to Metacritic. Some reviewers criticized the game's free-to-play aspects. Slide to Play, while praising the game's cover system, was critical of "some of the most aggressive attempts at monetization that we've seen yet," stating that the game's "best weapons are enormously expensive, and some premium weapons cost over $100 in in-app purchases." However, Slide to Play stated that the game was fun by focusing on its progression and action while ignoring the microtransactions. TouchArcade wrote that the game "suffers greatly" from the free-to-play elements, but praised the gameplay, graphics, sounds, and controls, stating that "It's probably one of the more competent Robocop games ever made, actually." Pete Davison of USgamer called it a "technically impressive but shallow, derivative, money-hungry waste of time," stating that, "Being a freemium mobile game, Robocop comes with all the annoyances we've come to expect." Steven Burns of VideoGamer.com considered the game to be boring and repetitive, while stating that the free-to-play aspect "negatively affects what little gameplay is there". Peter Willington of Pocket Gamer praised the game as "quick to understand, and simple to play," but criticized it as repetitive, ultimately calling it "competent but forgettable". Alex de Vore of Gamezebo praised the graphics but criticized the "Boring, needless dialog" and the "utterly forgettable" music, and concluded, "Everything from the boring shooting to the lack of any real control just reeks of a rush job." IGN called the game "formulaic and forgettable". RoboCop: Rogue City (2023) RoboCop: Rogue City is an upcoming shooter game developed and published by Teyon and Nacon for PC and consoles. It is based on the original trilogy of films and will be all-new adventure about the future of law enforcement. The game is scheduled for release in 2023, making it the first Robocop game made for consoles since 2003. Peter Weller is set to reprise his role as the character for the game. References External links Robocop at CPC