There is a secondary currency that is even harder to get called Galaxy Cash, and the only way to get your hands on any of that stuff is to pull a duplicate Cosmetic item from one of your part crates. It’s almost as if they are encouraging you to spend all of your money on parts. Still, what you earn in these ways get you very little compared to hundreds of thousands it costs for just one download. Robits come from pulling duplicate parts out of item crates or recycling parts you don’t plan on using anymore.
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Pre-made robot builds are available for you to download and play, but they cost you an exorbitant amount of Robits, which isn’t overly easy to get as a currency. Crates can also be purchased in the online store using your hard earned real life dollars.
Individual pieces can be bought from your inventory menu using the in-game currency called Robits, or you can earn parts at random by opening crates which are earned by leveling up. A fully functioning bot is made up of various parts including Cubes (which are mostly filler), Weapons, Movement pieces (such as legs and propellers), Special items (like wings and fins) and Cosmetics (like flags). It feels unintuitive and it lead me to make frequent and frustrating mistakes, which lengthened the already lengthy building process. The control layout for building your bot is the second problem. Robocraft Infinity as a whole is rife with laggy load screens and choppy menus which migrate their way into the robot creator. Unfortunately the whole process is without any kind of smoothness. The space you get to build your machine is ample, and the way in which you get to do it is sound in theory, but overall the experience feels lacking. The crafting process is the core element of the game, and yet, it doesn’t feel great. The type of robot you make is up to you, and the building materials to choose from are numerous, with the end result being a robotic being of pure destructive force. Robocraft Infinity, as the name suggests, is all about crafting robots in an infinite number of ways.
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Take that PC 'master-racers', we’ve got your robot building game now! While it is a simple game in practice, there is a lot to play around with if you fancy spending your time that way. While Robocraft Infinity has been around on the Steam market for a few years now, it’s just now gracing us with its presence on home consoles. It might actually be the only one, but who’s counting? As it so happens, Robocraft Infinity wins the award for most robotic, combative, online-competitive canvas that has ever been. Giving you my money so that you can make me do stuff sounds like the very definition of a racket when you put it down on paper, doesn’t it? That said, there is a load of fun to be had with creative mediums if you think about it in a way where you are spending your money on the tools rather than the final result, much in the way an artist would. If I’m paying you, I want you to do the 'thing' that I am paying you for. Personally, I prefer a structured and ordered story to play through in my games for the same reason I like my burgers to come pre-built on the plate. Let’s talk about that last one for a while shall we? Terraria, Portal Knights, the Lego games, and Robocraft Infinity have all given us their own spins on the creative game genre. Even games have started in on this 'build-your-own-world' ideology with with Minecraft, and since then others have reared their head some years ago inspiring many other studios to follow suit. Products aimed at children to encourage their inner architect have been a staple for some time, with the most prolific among them being Lego.
If only we had some kind of long sharp metallic stick that could do the same thing with less effort at half the cost.
Then of course there is the Slap-Chop, a device that’s only purpose is to cut small things into even smaller things. Look at the shark for example a being of such awesome perfection it remains unchanged since the age of the Dinosaur. Of course, sometimes improvement is unnecessary. Humanity is constantly evolving, changing and building to improve upon our lives using the building blocks that previous generations have given us. Without the toilet.well, we’d have really gross streets. Without the wheel we’d have never devised the chariot and then eventually the modern vehicle. Without the hammer we would have never put together the first house. Either way, the art of building has lead us to the grand society that we live in today. Either people have a deep seeded need to build stuff, or it's learned behavior from everything we’ve seen and that has been done before us. One of two things seems to be true, and I’m not sure which it is.
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