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Your robots will change the world! Will you show them the true meaning of love, or conquer Alaska with your robot army? A 300,000-word epic interactive sci-fi novel.
Choice of Robots is a choose your own adventure, text-based and choices matter game
developed and published by Choice of Games.
Released on December 19th 2014 is available in English on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
It has received 1,989 reviews of which 1,911 were positive and 78 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
MacOS
- OS: 10.13
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04
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I don't typically play CYOA games, but once upon a time, I stumbled on the web version of this game. This game is surprisingly deep for what is essentially comparable to a choose-your-own-adventure book. It has a lot to say about the future of mechanics and artificial intelligence and how humanity chooses to interact with it. The writing is pretty smart in that regard, and the writing also respects the player's choices very well as things you choose to say or do in early chapters will come back with heightened significance in later chapters. The only criticisms I have for this game is that, for all it's replay value, it's rather short. A single playthrough should not take a fast reader any more than 2 hours. You are encouraged to replay constantly, both for achievements and just to see every premutation of every branching path, but it still will get old fast with constant replays. But you can do worse for 7 dollars as of writing.
I'm giving this one a thumbs up even though I don't think I could play it again for personal reasons, but it's just objectively a really well done game, and I quite enjoyed playing most of it and finished it in about a day. Enough other people have already detailed its strengths (branching, interesting choices, simple but effective stats) that I'm not going to spend too much time there and instead talk about the one thing that prevents me from wanting to replay it: theme. This probably won't bother most players but I found it a little disturbing how the robots were treated in the game. I guess I'm just very pro-human and it's long been a pet peeve of mine when stories make it sound like machines can ever come close to the value and complexity of a human life. While I can get over that for stories in other mediums, it felt a little extra disturbing for a story written in the second person, where *I'm* the one encouraged to, for example, go on dates with a hunk of metal that I myself designed, maybe even get married to it. Earlier on in the game, I thought the choices would have enough nuance that I could avoid some of this content. This is true to a degree: at the start of the game, I was given the ability to take a firm stance in saying that my robot was not human, that it could never match human intelligence, and that it was in fact an "it" and not a "he" or a "she". These kinds of choices are sprinkled throughout but I still felt a bit railroaded into accidentally creating a sentient being with emotions and free will and even the desire to procreate, which just felt off to me, especially with how I was attempting to roleplay a pro-human kind of MC. I found my ending to be honestly disturbing as a result and it kept me from wanting to replay the game, because I don't want to feel guilted about how I treat my robot. Again, this is more of a personal pet peeve, though I do think that the game missed out on an opportunity to ask some bigger questions about the nature of humanity and whether or not a robot can really be considered some kind of valuable life and, if so, what that says about humans (e.g., maybe if robots are valuable despite being nothing but machines, does that mean maybe no human is truly valuable because we're all machines?). The game sort of tries to ask these kinds of questions, but I guess I just wanted a bit more. This game was written years before the current deluge of AI content but there are so many obvious paralells and these themes are increasingly relevant to think about, Probably a decent book club book if those exist for IFs though.
First played this almost ten years ago, and I replayed it recently and was amazed at how much I still remembered. It may have subconsciously influenced me because I became a programmer lol. I saw another review describe this as "choice-dense" and that's a great word; the story actually branches out a lot and you can see many different story lines whereas other choose-your-own-adventures stories fall into the trap of giving you choices but having the story still basically play out the same way. My favorite route is conquering Alaska lol.
Personally, it's just alright. The story covering a lifetime means that there will be occasional years-long time skips, and that makes it hard to ground myself and see the effects of my choices. I really loved the beginning, when it was more easygoing and it felt like choices had more obvious impact. Going into the war then post-war, it was harder to see if my choices meant anything -- especially with years passing by so quick. Though I can't be too sure, it didn't feel like these latter parts were as fleshed out. It's understandable as, from what I've seen, there's different routes and it'd simple be too much work to expand them all while accounting for past choices. Regardless, I wish the story dealt more with personal matters, and had more emphasis on the romance and time with the robot companions. It's not bad by any means -- merely not what I wanted.
An interactive fiction game that has stayed with me for years. It has fundamentally changed the way I think about personhood and introduced me to so many new ideas. It's beautifully written, extremely smart, and has brought life to that which is often viewed as lifeless. I cannot recommend this game enough.
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Choice of Robots is currently priced at 6.89€ on Steam.
No, Choice of Robots is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.89€ on Steam.
Yes, Choice of Robots received 1,911 positive votes out of a total of 1,989 achieving an impressive rating of 9.14.
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Choice of Robots was developed and published by Choice of Games.
Yes, Choice of Robots is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Choice of Robots is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Yes, Choice of Robots is playable and fully supported on Linux.
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No, Choice of Robots does not support VR.
Choice of Robots is a single-player game.
No, Choice of Robots does not currently offer any DLC.
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