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2015年2月5日星期四

The Gameplay Of Real Steel World Robot Boxing

Real Steel World Robot Boxing packs bigger punches, harder-hitting battles, and double the action of its predecessor Reel Steal with better graphics, brand new robots, more modes and head-to-head multiplayer. In the not-so-distant future where boxing is taken to the extreme, people and robots synch up for a larger-than-life entertainment experience. Pilot a bot-crushing behemoth and jab, uppercut and haymaker your way to victory! 

The gameplay of Real Steel World Robot Boxing is very challenging and many different things can happen. There are many different robots to buy. Players get to upgrade their robot and customize them. Players can play against different robots. Some may be challenging and some may be easier. Players can play in regular matches until they are ready to compete in the championship match. There are many levels you must pass. Robots include fan favorites such as Zeus, Atom and Twin Cities. The developers have added new robots. There are 10 different arenas. Get upgrades for your robot and get and a great edge on your opponents. Each level gets harder and it the fights get brutal. Players can earn silver coins and gold coins. Silver coins are easier to earn. Players can sue them to upgrade their robot. However, when upgrading part of your machine, players have to wait a certain amount of time for it to be upgraded. Your robot is charged up to 5. Every match he competes in will because it get lowered by one. You can buy charges also and the first time to rebuy them is free. After a certain amount of time(if you dont want to pay for it), the charges will recharge. The four modes you can play in each level are Championship, Time Attack, Daily Exhibition and Free Sparring. I really enjoy how fun and addicting this game actually. I play it all the time and never get bored.

The controls of Real Steel World Robot Boxing

The controls of Real Steel World Robot Boxing  is the same the whole game. When you are fighting, there are four arrows kind of like the arrows on a keyboard. 




You can move your robot around with those arrows. Then there is a normal punch. This punch will only have a small impact on your opponent but it can still be effective. Second, the power punch. This is your robots hard punch and it causes a lot of damage. Lastly, is the defend button where you put your hands in front of your face so the other robot cant hit you. Your opponent can also do that and it makes me angry. When you start damaging your opponent, the game allows you to do a special attack which helps you hurt thee opponent more. It will knock them to the ground if done correctly. However, they get right back up. To finish them off, just press the circles on the body parts to the robots to end the match. You or your opponent will celebrate after the victory. So the controls are great and is just one simple button to do, it is great and is not confusing. 

Graphics Of Real Steel World Robot Boxing

Graphics are excellent. There are a lot of different robots in Real Steel World Robot Boxing.

They all look different and are created different. You can really see all the textures of robots. Their body parts and armor look shiny and clean. I love how this game looks. The many arenas have different atmospheres. Most are indoors arenas some are outdoors. You can hear the announcer at the beginning announcing the robots names.. The fans are constantly going crazy. When striking an opponent robot, you can see the effects of the hit. A big blue wave would be an example after punching a robot. The game also lets you know the weak spot of the robot when you are trying to finish them off. It zooms in on their weak spots. I adore how the armor has a glare on it because it makes the game look clean. Some robots look like garbage and havent been cleaned. When your robot wins or loses, the screen will change the angle of your view which is a nice effect. Everything on this game runs really smooth, the animations look so real and don't lag one bit. I really how everything on this runs smooth with no lag. Lag would ruin this game because you wouldnt know when to punch. This game can improve on making the arenas look a lot nicer.

Fantasy Images Of Real Steel World Robot Boxing

Real Steel World Robot Boxing for Android is very popular and thousands of gamers around the world are crazy about  it.
9game provides you some fantasy images of this game below










A exciting action game:Real Steel World Robot Boxing

Real Steel World Robot Boxing is an exciting action which can be download for free in 9game.

 I’m not sure why exactly Real Steel hasn’t done so well at the box office, but I’ve had a great time watching the movie (twice) and thought Huge Jackman fit the role perfectly. If you haven’t seen it, Real Steel is based on the 1956 short story Steel by Richard Matheson and follows former boxed Charlie Kenton who owns the aging robot Ambush.
It’s year 2020 and human boxers have been replaced by robots so cash-strapped Kenton makes a living by sending Ambush to fight other robots in tournaments across the country. The animatronics, stunts, special effects and acting are all very smooth.
DreamWorks, whose movie-making arm released the movie, has released a new tie-in, Real Steel: World Robot Boxing, for the iPhone and iPad as a free to play download on worldwide App Stores (the game previously soft-launched on the New Zealand App Store only)…
The game builds on its predecessor (see bottom of post) by packing better graphics, new robots, more modes and head-to-head multiplayer.
Real Steel: World Robot Boxing brings with it a total of 24 robots like Zeus, Atom and Twin Cities, eight new contenders (Touchdown, HollowJack, Blockbuster and Biowar, to name a few), ten nice arenas and four diverse modes (Championship, Time Attack, Daily Exhibition and Free Sparring).
Spicing things up: new special moves and cinematic Rip-Offs. On top of that, there are new social features and live multiplayer over Wi-Fi to take on your friends’ hulking mechanical brutes.

Time to fight some larger-than-life robots now!