Robin Meyer-Lorey
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Downsides include the frustrations of randomized loot, an occasional grind to getting enough materials for the next camp upgrade, and the fact that by the time the fourth and final chapter rolls around there are few more secrets and combos to discover. Still, the game is a genuine gem, and...
There is some joy in the cheesy story, almost like watching a B-movie that's so bad it's still entertaining. The experience could have worked as a parody to other shooters, but the poor level design and inconsistent quality smack of missed potential overall. At the very least, four-player co-op is available,...
That satisfying flow and well-tuned gameplay make the lack of big-budget polish a negligible issue. The game is also only $20, making it well worth every cent, and further excusing some of the repetition and lack of polish. The biggest complaints with the game are not that the concept and...
As found in many good RTS games, the potential for mastery of Iron Harvest's mechanics is immense, but it can also be plenty of fun to turn down the difficulty, crank up the starting resources, and watch the big robots fight. Against a high-difficulty AI with a wide array of units,...
CriticDB tracks 4 Robin Meyer-Lorey reviews, averaging 73/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Robin Meyer-Lorey score in the Reviews tab.
Robin Meyer-Lorey score distribution
- 90–1002
- 80–890
- 70–791
- 60–690
- 50–590
- Below 501




