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About Robot King Part 2: Boss Battles

Robot King Part 2: Boss Battles continues the journey of a robot seeking a place in a kingdom where everything seems bent on its destruction. You take on a series of progressively difficult boss fights called a boss run, aiming to defeat the final boss, Cataclysm. The game has 10 unique bosses, 11 weapons with distinct abilities, and 48 pieces of equipment for customizing your robot.

Adapt and upgrade

After defeating a boss, you can adapt up to two pieces of equipment and/or weapons to upgrade your robot for the current boss run attempt. Your selections are equipped automatically. Dying ends the attempt, but lets you salvage up to one piece of equipment or one weapon as a permanent upgrade for your next attempt; the rest are lost. A boss run can take multiple attempts, with deaths between them.

Game modes

The game has two modes: Standard and Hardcore. In both, your goal is to defeat Cataclysm.

  • Standard: Choose which boss to fight from a list ordered by difficulty. Whether you win or die, you return to the boss selection screen, and you can fight each boss as often as you like without having to defeat them all. When you die, you can salvage an item as a permanent upgrade; after beating a boss, you can also choose an item as a permanent upgrade.
  • Hardcore: Fight every boss in order without dying. If you die, the attempt ends and you return to the first boss. You can permanently upgrade an item only when you die, and must defeat every boss before Cataclysm without dying.

The game also includes 24 Steam achievements and a leaderboard. It is the second game in a three-part series. Compared with Robot King Part 1, it has improved collision detection, graphics and music, with an option to turn the music off.

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