Biomotor Unitron

Game Details:

This is a robot RPG with dungeon crawling as its core. Players control the robot Unitron and enter four pseudo-randomly generated dungeons (7 floors). After battles, energy (EP) is restored, and experience is accumulated to improve control capabilities. In the town, you can craft parts, develop new weapons, and interact with NPCs to obtain information or rewards. You can also challenge other robot opponents in the arena.

Editor's Recommendation:

As a unique RPG on the NGPC platform, "Biomotor Unitron" combines dungeon exploration, equipment development, and arena battles, allowing players to experience the fun of strategy and nurturing in a short but diverse gaming experience. Its rich part combinations (over 200 types), elemental attribute restraint, and arena challenges give the system depth. Coupled with the modern port for Nintendo Switch (including image quality filters, rewind functions, etc.), it is undoubtedly the best choice for players who like dungeon RPGs and robot nurturing.

Game Guide:

I. Initial Preparation and Part Combination

• The initial choice of the player's protagonist race (Human, Elf-like, Birdian, Lizardman, etc.) determines the initial mecha core and part attributes;
• It is recommended to use a balanced core and standard part combinations for beginners, and retain ores and tools for the first manual development of new weapons.

II. Dungeon Exploration and Resource Acquisition

• Dungeons have a fixed layout, from which to obtain materials, props, and experience; each entry has a different layout, so it is recommended to run more low-level floors to farm resources;
• Battles consume EP, which is automatically replenished after each battle, so you can explore with confidence.

III. Part Development and Upgrade

• Use the materials and tools obtained in battle in the town's manufacturing room to develop parts, and the success rate is affected by the partner level;
• Prioritize the development of arm weapons (fire, water, wind, wood, etc.) to strengthen attack power and attribute resistance.

IV. Arena Battles

• Challenge Ranks through the town arena to win prize money and the title "Master of Masters";
• It is recommended to enter the arena after updating the core/arms, and attribute restraint is especially important (such as fire against wood).

V. Town Interaction and Hidden Side Quests

• Frequently chat with NPCs in the town, and some dialogues will unlock development blueprints or props;
• Completing NPC quests can increase partner levels, which is conducive to the success rate of part development.