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Roboquest is a fast FPS Roguelite in a scorched futureworld. You're a rebooted Guardian, ready to kick some metal ass! Fight with your buddy or by yourself and annihilate hordes of deadly bots in ever-changing

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About Roboquest

Roboquest blends fast‑paced first‑person shooting with roguelite progression. Players dash, jump and fire through randomly assembled arenas, confronting waves of hostile bots and large bosses while gathering upgrades.

The game offers solo play and online two‑player co‑op. Collected wrenches can be spent at a persistent basecamp to unlock upgrades that remain for future runs, letting each player deepen their build over time.

01 / THE GUIDE

Gameplay Loop

Each run begins at the basecamp and sends the player into a randomly generated level filled with enemies, loot and a boss. When the player is destroyed, they return to basecamp, where collected wrenches can be spent on upgrades before the next attempt.

The loop rewards mastering movement and shooting, learning enemy patterns, and refining a build to survive increasingly tough encounters. Persistent upgrades expand the options available for later runs, creating a sense of progression across attempts.

  • Prioritize evasion early in a run to survive bullet‑hell sections.
  • Spend wrenches on upgrades that improve survivability for future attempts.

02 / THE GUIDE

Guardian Classes

Roboquest provides several Guardian classes, each with a distinct combat focus. One class commands a swarm of drones, another launches rockets for area damage, and a third performs a burst‑style stealth attack.

Choosing a class determines which upgrade pool is available during a run, shaping how the player approaches enemies and level hazards. Each class can be paired with a wide variety of weapons for different tactical options.

  • Try each class in separate runs to discover which fits your preferred tactics.
  • Match class abilities with weapons that complement their strengths.
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03 / THE GUIDE

Build Customization

During a run, players collect upgrades that modify their chosen class, allowing the creation of unique synergies between weapons, abilities and passive bonuses. This customization tailors the experience to individual playstyles.

Wrenches spent at the basecamp unlock persistent upgrades that persist across runs, expanding the pool of possible builds. Over time, players can experiment with different combinations to find effective strategies for tougher levels.

  • Focus on upgrades that enhance your current weapon for immediate impact.
  • Balance offensive and defensive upgrades to extend run length.

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Random Levels

Levels are assembled from a mix of pre‑placed and randomized chunks, each bearing its own theme and atmosphere. This design guarantees a fresh layout and enemy placement on every run.

Because the environment changes each attempt, players must adapt tactics on the fly, using the layout to plan movement routes and anticipate enemy spawn locations.

  • Observe environmental cues to anticipate where enemies may appear.
  • Use open areas for evasive maneuvers during intense bullet patterns.

05 / THE GUIDE

Online Co‑op

Roboquest supports two‑player online co‑op, allowing a friend to join a run via matchmaking. Co‑op partners each run the same randomly generated levels and face identical bullet‑hell challenges.

While each player maintains their own progression, playing together lets partners coordinate class abilities and movement to survive tougher encounters and share the experience of defeating bosses.

  • Coordinate class choices with a partner to cover complementary roles.
  • Communicate enemy spikes early to help each other dodge effectively.

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    Roboquest FAQ

    Can I play Roboquest without a controller?

    Yes, the game supports full controller input but also works with keyboard and mouse.

    Do upgrades persist between runs?

    Collected wrenches can be spent at the basecamp to unlock upgrades that remain available for future attempts.

    Is there a way to play with a friend online?

    Two‑player online co‑op is available through matchmaking, letting you team up with another player.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.