Roboquest (PS5) Review: Thrilling Roguelite Shooter Action

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Okay, so there I was, minding my own business, when this game called Roboquest came along and just, you know, grabbed my attention. Now, I’ve played a bunch of these roguelike deals on my PS5, and let me tell you, it’s getting crowded in there. But yeah, Roboquest, from RyseUp Studios — it’s got this vibe, you know? Like, it’s not just another shooter. It’s quirky but it packs a punch, which is pretty sweet. I first gave it a go on PC and, wow, they’ve really upped their game since then with all these new updates. Console players, you’re in for a treat.

Now, if you’re asking what sets Roboquest apart — it’s gotta be the shooting mechanics, hands down. Seriously. They’ve got these wild weapons that you can upgrade and mess around with. Even when I wasn’t using my go-to gun — which, by the way, could easily belong in a Ratchet and Clank universe — I was having a blast. Literally and figuratively. The little comic book-style effects when you fire those dual Uzis? Art. Pure art. And everything just flows — you’re on the move constantly, blowing up evil machines left and right.

And don’t even get me started on the challenge. Sure, it’s not punishingly hard, but it keeps you on your toes. You can dial up the difficulty or grab a buddy for some co-op chaos. Plus, there’s all this stuff you unlock — upgrades for your classes, tricking out your base camp. It’s like constantly getting better gear to finally smack down that big bad boss. Picking your favorite class and sticking to it really changes the game. I mean, choices galore.

Oh! I almost forgot — the levels. They’re random but not in a way that makes you wanna break your controller. They’ve figured out this balance, right? Enough randomness to keep it fresh but not so much that you get lost. And if you’re up for a bit of exploring, it really pays off. Those boss fights? Insane. The music kicks in, the action ramps up — you’re dodging, you’re weaving. Those boss designs have some real flair, too. Not your average robot showdown, that’s for sure.

PlayStation folks, you’re in for something special. This console version’s got all the goodies from PC. I’m talking the whole Super and Endless updates and even trophies. There’s just so much packed into this game now, like enough to make my head spin. Endless mode, like, whoa. Honestly, feels like a fully fleshed-out experience now, and getting it a bit later on PS5 just adds to the excitement, doesn’t it?

### Roboquest (PS5) Review: Final Thoughts

Yeah, so Roboquest… it’s a goldmine of cool ideas. Haven’t played a shooter this fresh in ages. With a lineup of guns and upgrades that’s just… chef’s kiss, it’s that game you’ll keep firing up. I know I will be, especially with its endless replay value. And hey, the PS VR2 version is gonna be — how do I put this — one heck of a wild ride.

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The publisher gave us a code for this Roboquest PS5 review. Checked out version 1.003.000.