Oh no, Adolf’s back! The Führer graces the world with his presence once again … well, “Robot Hitler” does, but there’s no mistaking who he really is. Naturally, he’s out to conquer the world this time too, though now it’s not up to the Allies to beat back his evil machinations, but rather a small blue ninja.
(Don’t) Save the Robots
Robot Hitler brings along an army of robots, which he places in hard-to-reach locations. You reach them in classic 2D platformer style – by running, jumping, and climbing your way through the levels. At least your adversaries don’t fight back – all it takes is one slash with your sword or one well-placed shuriken to turn them into a pile of spare parts. A giant robotic Hitler head is the only real (boss) enemy, who shows up at the end of each level. He fires laser beams from his mouth, but three hits are enough to defeat him. As a would-be ninja, the player’s task is to free six worlds from the grip of these menacing robots and then send Robot Hitler to the scrapyard once and for all.
The clock is ticking!
The faster you complete a level under the ten-second limit, the more stars you can earn. These are necessary to unlock more levels. For the most part though, players will be happy to get just one star out of three, as the ten seconds they give you isn’t really enough time to take out five or more enemies armed with nothing more than three ninja stars and a sword. Sooner or later the little ninja will get the hang of it, though he’ll have to learn how to jump and aim with single-pixel accuracy. Precision controls allow him to do this at any time.
The Worlds Are Not Enough
Of course, everyone knows that before execution comes planning, and levels are best completed in that order, taking into account dangers like collapsing floors and falling icicles. Each level has a different theme – so the “forest” world is mostly green, the “canyon” world on the other hand is in a nice ochre, though there aren’t really any major differences to between the various stages to speak of. Then again, with the ten-second time limit there’s not much time to admire the in-game graphics anyway. “Simple, but good” is what I’ll say.
Har Har, Hitler
Cut scenes advancing the absurd storyline offer a short break to catch your breath. You just have to be a fan of bizarre humor. You have the “Greatest Commander of All Time” actually complaining about how his robot minions would rather mess around on Twitter than pay attention during briefings, or becoming livid when his henchmen insinuate that being a giant robot head, he probably wouldn’t make it in art school this time either since he doesn’t have any hands. If you know a bit about history, you’ll probably get most of the references strewn throughout the game
Launch-Trailer zum Spiel:
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how to make a key
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please whats the key
key please :
pero como recibo la key
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Done well
Done well
Good game
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