Regardless, Rogue City’s developer has done well to faithfully adapt RoboCop to the video game sphere so far. Rogue City’s game director, Piotr Latocha from Teyon, hinted player choices could even “determine which side characters live or die.”

It also should be noted that player choice will have an impact in the game’s story and its ending. With the help of various skill trees, players can use those abilities to improve the effectiveness of RoboCop’s investigations by improving walk speed, a slow-down time ability, or opening new dialogue choices for interactions with Old Detroit’s citizens. Players can focus on choosing quests with a heavy focus on violence or take other routes with more non-violent options. Outside of RoboCop’s bloody combat, more of Old Detroit’s gritty landscape was shown and the depth of choices players could take the protagonist down to shape what their unique RoboCop could be. As it stands, the demo made RoboCop seem indestructible against the many enemies he faced, and considering that he will only grow in strength as the game continues, many have wondered if the game will give players any real challenge. Many have wondered how long the game’s combat will be able to keep players interested. That said, RoboCop’s unique gameplay also seems to be a double-edged sword. ShackNews also marveled at RoboCop’s play-style, calling the game’s protagonist “essentially a walking tank.”

IGN notes how unique it is for an FPS protagonist to be as “slow and deliberate as RoboCop”, and how good it felt despite needing time to adjust. Despite RoboCop’s sluggish movement, using his iconic Auto 9, players can clear a building of enemies easily thanks to RoboCop’s heavy armor. Rogue City’s demo makes the player feel indestructible.

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