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Army of Robots
Sinergia Studios
September 18, 2017
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ArcadeDevelopers
Sinergia StudiosRelease Date
September 18, 2017 (7 years and 8 months ago)Content Rating
E10
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In Army of Robots, you must destroy the robots that are invading your REAL WORLD. They came to destroy all humans and take control over the entire planet Earth. Your mission is to look for the robots and destroy them! They can be anywhere, like, in your living room, your office or even at outside places like at your backyard, at the park, or literally anywhere. Use your device to find, shoot and destroy them. Before they destroy you. The future of this (augmented) reality is in your hands in Army of Robots.
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Sinergia StudiosRelease Date
September 18, 2017 (7 years and 8 months ago)Content Rating
E10
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