![]() There's a very endearing earnestness to them. It's more about the moment-to-moment fun, and listening to the dead-pan robo commentators who follow your action, remarking on how well you're doing for a human and delighting in how you're about to be ripped apart. I mean, it doesn't really matter - there is a story but don't worry about it. A game where, and bear with me here, humans are made into robots, by robots, and are made to fight other robots in a series of gladiatorial challenges. Clone Drone in the Danger Zone is a comedy. It's all very Monty Python and it's absolutely supposed to be. Availability: Out now on Steam Early Access for £15.49Īnother time I didn't even realise my arm had gone until I went to use my bow and couldn't, because it required two arms.I just carry on, hopping, as if nothing happened at all. I don't even remark upon it, or do anything to suggest it once belonged to me and I rather relied on it. I am a robot, and on the floor lies my robo-limb. Here, it is but a flesh wound, except I have no flesh. But not here, not in the amazingly named Clone Drone in the Danger Zone.
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