Robots Rumble - A great puzzle game now for the cplus/4 and VIC-20

It was only just the other day that we mentioned that a new game was released for the C64 by Digital Monastery called ' Robots Rumble '; a game that was originally developed by Miguetelo Art for the ZX Spectrum 48k and 128k in September of last year, as an enjoyable game, albeit very challenging puzzler with the use of magnets to control a character. Well fast forward to today and Eric Majikeyric has told us Hokuto Force has finally released the cplus/4 and VIC-20 conversions, whereby everyone can now get the chance to play this lovely little game.

Robots Rumble - A great puzzle game for the Commodore 64 has been released

Another day and yet again another great game has appeared, as we've recently been contacted by Hokuto Force, that Digital Monastery has now released a puzzle platformer called ' Robots Rumble '. Now if you've heard of this game before, that's because it was first released by Miguetelo Art for the ZX Spectrum 48k and 128k in September of last year, and as we said the game was fun to play, very challenging and had the unique idea of using magnets to control a character!

Robots Rumble - A puzzle game for the VIC-20 and CPlus/4 is also coming!

The CPlus/4 and VIC-20 also look to be getting a very decent puzzle game at some point soon, as we've recently been contacted by Hokuto Force, that Digital Monastery will be releasing a puzzle platformer called ' Robots Rumble '. Now if you've heard of this game before, that's because it was not only released by Miguetelo Art for the ZX Spectrum 48k and 128k in September of last year but that same game was also announced as coming soon for the Commodore 64!

Robots Rumble - A puzzle game for the Commodore 64 (PAL/NTSC) is coming!

The Commodore 64 looks to be getting a very decent puzzle game at some point soon, as we've recently been contacted by Hokuto Force that Digital Monastery will be releasing a puzzle platformer called ' Robots Rumble '. Now if you've heard of this game before, that's because it was first released by Miguetelo Art for the ZX Spectrum 48k and 128k in September of last year, and we said the game was fun to play, very challenging and had the unique idea of using magnets to control a character!