Robot Rage
DIY demolition derby for tweens and up.
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Parents need to know that there are many ads on this site, plus an opportunity to buy additional weapons for real (not virtual) cash.
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What’s It About?
You can build and paint your own virtual robot in \"Robot Rage.\" You begin with only rudimentary parts -- in fact, your robot starts out looking like one of those automatic room vacuum cleaners. With your initial bank of 50 credits you can't buy much in the way of better batteries, weapons, or a new chassis. You'll need to get a lot more credits if you want to build your ride into an invincible rig. You can acquire more credits by challenging and defeating other real players around the world, or you can buy credits for real money.
Is It Any Good?
There's nothing especially notable about this game. Kids will easily get sucked in, though, and parents should be aware that players can buy virtual weapons with real money. Hide the credit cards.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the strategy of the game. Do you think you learn any skills from playing this game?
Website Details
- Genre: Gaming
- Pricing structure: Free
- Last updated: November 4, 2015
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