Ficha del juego / ROGUE BY ROGUEA Robot Named Fight
Texto original · InglésA Robot Named Fight is a Metroidvania roguelike focused on exploration and item collection. Explore a different, procedurally-generated labyrinth each time you play and discover randomized power-ups to traverse obstacles, find secrets and explode meat beasts.
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Resumen de la comunidad
Texto original · InglésA Super Metroid-inspired metroidvania roguelite by solo dev Matt Bitner (Morningstar Game Studio) in which you explore a freshly generated labyrinth each run, collect randomized weapons and items, and blow up fleshy Megabeast monsters.
Texto original · InglésPlayers rate it Very Positive on Steam (about 88% of 897 reviews), and its core appeal is a faithful Super Metroid feel combined with a run-based item-synergy loop. Critics were warmer than lukewarm but less enthusiastic than fans: Metacritic 71 on Switch from 9 critic reviews (user 7.5 from 33 ratings), OpenCritic 73 Top Critic Average from 18 reviews, with scores ranging from 6/10 to 9/10. The recurring caveats are a bland presentation, inconsistent procedural level design, and a roguelike reset that clashes with metroidvania exploration. Launched on Steam in Sept 2017 and on Switch in April 2018 (published by Hitcents); the dev is solo and has been inactive on new content for years, yet recent 2025-26 Steam reviews still call it an underrated gem and ask for a sequel.
Lo que elogian los jugadores
- Texto original · InglésMovement and shooting feel very close to Super Metroid, which Metroid fans treat as the main draw
- Texto original · InglésHuge pool of randomized weapons, items and synergies makes each run and build feel different
- Texto original · InglésStrong 'one more run' loop once the slow opening minutes of a run are past; some players report hundreds of hours
- Texto original · InglésProcedural maps are still gated by ability checks, so it keeps a sense of metroidvania exploration and secret hunting
- Texto original · InglésLots of secrets, multiple endings and final bosses, plus unlocks that keep replays fresh
- Texto original · InglésLocal co-op and full controller support
- Texto original · InglésChunky, gross enemy and boss designs are called out as a highlight even by lukewarm critics
Lo que critican los jugadores
- Texto original · InglésPresentation is seen as generic or bland, lacking the moody atmosphere of the game it imitates
- Texto original · InglésProcedural level design is inconsistent; generator can occasionally produce awkward or dead-end layouts
- Texto original · InglésSome runs do not give enough upgrades to handle later bosses, making RNG swingy
- Texto original · InglésBreakable secret walls are unmarked, so players feel they must shoot every surface; walls and enemies respawn and undo opened passages
- Texto original · InglésDifficulty is uneven: early bosses are considered too easy for a roguelite while later ones require long runs to reach
- Texto original · InglésReviewers flagged very long item-pickup fanfare and some platforming precision issues on tight gaps
- Texto original · InglésStory is minimal and voice acting is heavily processed and hard to understand
- Texto original · InglésA few bugs and annoyances remain and the game is no longer actively updated
- Texto original · InglésSome later enemy groups with lock-on projectiles can cause cheap, instant-feeling deaths (Metacritic user complaints)
Características distintivas
- Texto original · InglésGrafts a roguelike run structure directly onto a Super Metroid skeleton, rather than following the Dead Cells or Rogue Legacy action model
- Texto original · InglésSlower, more old-school pace than typical action roguelites, emphasising verticality and wall-jumping
- Texto original · InglésProcedurally generated maps still use gated upgrades, so runs feel like miniature metroidvanias
- Texto original · InglésMachine-god shrines with number-based offerings add a cryptic meta layer
- Texto original · InglésMultiple endings, final bosses and a lore-heavy hard mode behind repeated completions
- Texto original · InglésCouch co-op on a Metroid-style game, which is rare in the subgenre
Opiniones divididas
- Texto original · InglésWhether roguelike structure and procedural generation belong in a metroidvania at all; 2018 commenters argued permadeath and randomness are opposite to hand-crafted exploration, while fans say it works surprisingly well
- Texto original · InglésDifficulty: some find it too lenient and easy to break, others find bad RNG runs and late bosses punishing
- Texto original · InglésOriginality: praised as a loving homage to Super Metroid by some critics and dismissed as close to a fangame by others
- Texto original · InglésPlayer skill fit: fans of Super Metroid find it comfortable, while players unfamiliar with that movement hit an extra learning hump
Repetición y obstáculos
- Texto original · InglésEarly minutes of every run feel slow while you only have weak starting weapons and limited movement
- Texto original · InglésRestarting after every death becomes repetitive, especially for players who want metroidvania-style persistent progress
- Texto original · InglésConstantly shooting walls to find secret passages, then re-breaking walls that respawn
- Texto original · InglésReaching the harder late bosses can take an hour or more, so failed attempts are costly
- Texto original · InglésLearning what items do requires many runs and some outside research
- Texto original · InglésCo-op camera system is a turn-off for some players
Mejoras esperadas
- Texto original · InglésAllow rebinding movement abilities such as slide, which is tied to a two-key combo on keyboard and easy to misfire
- Texto original · InglésGive some form of persistence or run-saving so death does not always mean restarting from the very beginning
- Texto original · InglésMake breakable walls telegraphed and stop them from respawning instantly
- Texto original · InglésMore consistent boss counts per region, and fewer reused bosses; give the final region an alternate variant and treat the hard mode as a proper mode with achievements
- Texto original · InglésLarger, more intricate environments and more enemy, boss and biome variety (a sequel is frequently requested)
- Texto original · InglésExplain the cryptic shrine and offering system in-game instead of requiring outside guides
Texto original · InglésSteam launch was Sept 7, 2017, and the Switch version followed Apr 26, 2018 from publisher Hitcents, with critic coverage clustering around the Switch release. Outlet scores ranged widely (53/100 to 90/100), with OpenCritic showing a 73 average but only 59% of critics recommending it. Steam sentiment has stayed strongly positive and recent reviews (2025-26) keep calling it an overlooked gem. Reviewers note the dev has been away from programming for a while, so no new content is expected. Steam sales estimates from third-party sites: about 50k-100k owners (SteamSpy range) and roughly $200k estimated gross (Boxleiter-based, order-of-magnitude only). Also available on PS4, Xbox/Microsoft Store, Mac and Linux.
Fuentes de la comunidad
- Texto original · InglésTop helpful positive and negative English Steam reviews ↗
- Texto original · InglésSteam store data: 88% positive of 897, SteamSpy owners range, revenue estimate ↗
- Texto original · InglésOpenCritic score 73, 59% recommend, 18 reviews and outlet scores ↗
- Texto original · InglésMetacritic Switch Metascore 71 and user score 7.5 ↗
- Texto original · InglésLinux-focused review and community debate on roguelike plus metroidvania ↗
- Texto original · InglésTheSixthAxis 7/10 Switch review: good controls, bland atmosphere, lenient difficulty ↗
- Texto original · InglésDread Central 4/5 review: unapologetic Super Metroid homage, cryptic shrines, late boss difficulty ↗
- Texto original · InglésNintendo Life 7/10 review (score via OpenCritic; page itself blocked) ↗
- Texto original · InglésSteam community discussion (co-op and features), surfaced in search ↗
- Texto original · InglésEstimated gross revenue about $199,786 (Boxleiter method) ↗
Comentarios archivados del creador 1
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Texto original · InglésTier list Part 3 (2025)
Texto original · InglésA Robot Named Fight is a Metroidvania roguelike that openly imitates classic Metroid, with randomized levels, enemies and bosses each run. He considers it the best attempt at fusing the two genres, since they conflict by nature. He enjoyed it and finds it unique, but it is slow to get going each run and works better as a Metroidvania than a roguelike. He places it as a solid B tier.
Lo que elogia el creador
- Texto original · InglésUnusual, faithful blend of Metroidvania and roguelike; best of its kind in his view
- Texto original · InglésRandomized levels, enemies and bosses vary by run
- Texto original · InglésGreat enemy variety and plenty of items and bosses to find
- Texto original · InglésPixel art and music fit well and evoke nostalgia
- Texto original · InglésFirst-time exploration feels strong, like a real Metroid game
- Texto original · InglésSimple, straightforward lore and strong vibe
Problemas señalados por el creador
- Texto original · InglésGenres conflict: replayability suffers and each run restarts from a weak, minimalist start
- Texto original · InglésGameplay is simple and awkward, with old Metroid controls (hold button to aim diagonally)
- Texto original · InglésEarly biomes have limited enemy pools, so runs start feeling the same
- Texto original · InglésLevels can be long; backtracking and enemies respawning every room feel tedious
- Texto original · InglésUnexplained items and shrines make risky purchases punishing since death is permanent
- Texto original · InglésWishes he could skip to the midgame more often
Observaciones de diseño
- Texto original · InglésOne of very few true Metroidvania roguelikes; he does not count Dead Cells as one
- Texto original · InglésBosses differ by seed, giving new encounters each run
- Texto original · InglésMetroid-style opacity clashes with roguelike permadeath, making unknown gambles feel harsher
