Detailed Game Information
Robo Battle Pigs is a game of robot combat where you program a series of moves in an attempt to destroy all opposing pigs. SDG implements the Continuous Feedback variant only! This is a more controlled and deliberate game and fits well within the SDG paradigm. This implementation supports 2-8 players.
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Aaron |
2 |
Come on, we're talking robot combat pigs! It doesn't get much better than this.
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anirtak |
2 |
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conillet |
2 |
The wicked laughter of our best matches still rings in my ears.....
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Laurie_Menke |
2 |
Just a hilarious, light-hearted roll in the mud! :8)
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Mandrel |
2 |
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morganfitzp |
2 |
Hilarious. Especially when players swap witticisms.
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nycavri |
2 |
Stoopidly addictive (not to mention mindless) fun. The only game on SDG where I don't care who wins or loses!
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Uglyfoot |
2 |
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Draw5PlayAll |
1 |
Tactical.
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Lexicon |
1 |
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MagicJohn |
1 |
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molnar |
1 |
Fun. "Continuous feedback" takes some getting used to, but it seems to work in this context.
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mzmzmz |
1 |
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papa_bear |
1 |
No game has a better name. It is also great fun to play. It involves the necessity of anticipating opponents' moves which is inherent in simultaneous games. One-on-one rewards planning, but I suspect B.A.S.H. is more of a wild, exciting free-for-all.
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abdekker |
-1 |
Clever, fun game, but it does gets tedious after a while. Two competant players, one who studies assidously and the other not at all, will probably score around 50% in a long series of games. Hardly enticing!
A suggested improvement would be to write the full moves alongside the shorthand list to help newbies.
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shadowfirebird |
-1 |
would be great if the game was actually implemented as designed
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dralius |
-2 |
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neilb |
-2 |
A poor implementation of a potentially good game idea. Doesn't match the rules, which doesn't help.
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