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Stop the robots from invading with this new Universal game for Windows 10 – onmsft.com

kip@winbeta.org kip@winbeta.org
February 4, 2016
2 min read

If you’re looking for a fun casual game for your Windows device, the team at Ludus Studio has just released a new universal game on the Windows Store called Stop the Robots. The game was already available on iOS and Android for some time, so it’s nice to see it coming on our beloved platform.

This is wall defense game, where you have to push off an army of robots invading the last undamaged territories of the world. To help you, you will be able to hire a team of comrades and unlock their powerful skills as you win battles and gather resources. You can also count on in-app purchases to help you progress faster, but you’ll probably don’t need them to enjoy some casual fun.

Here is a detailed list of the goodies:

  • Four characters with different shooting abilities and skills playing together
  • Vast amount of unique abilities to choose from
  • Spells to empower your team members’ shooting abilities and defensive strengths
  • Mass damage spells over the enemies
  • Ranks for you team members to improve their skills
  • 3 difficulty levels to master
  • Lots of unique enemies
  • Boss levels
  • Multiple locations
  • Multiple profiles
  • Plenty of in-game achievements to unlock (no Xbox Live integration, sadly)

It’s always good news when new games come to the Windows Store, and this one also features cute 2D cartoon graphics we think you’ll really like. Let us know in the comments if you like it!

Stop The Robots
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