Press Kit

RoboSync - Press Kit

Fact Sheet

Developer

Murilo Augusto Costa

Brazil

Release date

11/03/2024

Platforms

PC - Steam

languages

Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean.

Description

RoboSync is an engaging puzzle game that challenges your logical thinking and precision skills.

Each level features robots moving in unsynchronized patterns. Your mission is to unlock and block passages at the right moment, coordinating your robots' movements to simultaneously unlock all the locks.

It's crucial to carefully consider each move, executing commands precisely to achieve perfect synchronization.

With progressively challenging levels, the game introduces new mechanics to keep the experience fresh and interesting.

Solve the puzzles quickly to earn the coveted 3 stars and achieve perfect synchronization to unlock special achievements in each level. Get ready for an exciting journey where your mental dexterity will be constantly tested.

History

This game was initially created to participate in a game jam with the theme "Unity." I had the idea of making a puzzle game where the player had to synchronize the movements of little robots so they would stay "united" and thus progress through the levels.

The game didn't rank very high in the voting, but I loved working on the project and decided to keep improving it and collecting feedback for further enhancements.

With these improvements, I started receiving a lot of praise from people testing the game, which motivated me to continue and make this my first released game.

Features

40 levels.
Perfect Synchronization: Achieved when you perfectly synchronize one robot with another.
Each level offers a reward of up to 3 stars, which requires completing the level within the appropriate time to earn each one.
Additionally, each level offers a reward for achieving perfect synchronization with all robots in the level.
Robots can also open/close passages, requiring teamwork with them.
Use elevators to position the robots on the correct floors.
Passages and elevators can be activated in two ways: by standing on a button to keep them on or by clicking a button to toggle between on/off.
There is also an action to speed up time. This allows the robots to move more quickly while holding a button, which is useful when waiting for the robots to reach the desired position.