Dump-a-Bot
Dump-A-Bot
This game is an experience that goes through a world full of robots, and your job is to throw away the robots that are considered defective by the government.
Enjoy this adventure and the story that the robots tell you. You can achieve 3 endings and it only depends on your choices, so be careful.
Dump-A-Bot is available both on Web and Windows, but for a better experience, we recommend the Windows version.
Controls:
- Mouse left-click: The click is your best-friend in this journey. Almost every interaction is done with it.
- To pass dialogues you can click anywhere on the screen.
- To bring the next robot you need to click on the lever on your board.
- To access the robot's file you need to put your mouse on the bar on the left of the screen.
- Press ESC to pause.
There are some puzzles hidden in the game, so if you see something suspicious while playing, try to discover what it is! Maybe it has an interesting and important meaning for the story!
Status | In development |
Platforms | HTML5, Windows |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | Suna |
Genre | Interactive Fiction, Visual Novel |
Made with | Unity |
Tags | Meaningful Choices, Robots |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
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neat game, really charming visuals! nice little gags and references too
though i will say, i was a little uncomfortable with some of the framing, partiicularly to the end
(oh and if anyone figures out the secret stuff, lmk! played a couple of times but couldnt find anything but saving the president)
Thanks for the feedback! I'm sorry to hear you felt uncomfortable, our team have plans to update the game sooner or later to add more content and correct this kinda of things.
About the secrets, they're all hidden on the dialogues and tell you how to achieve the endings. A hint I can give you is to pay attention to what the broken robots are saying.
darn, guess it's something to do with the morse code then? noted!
(thanks for the willingness to look it over again, too!)