Robocop (2003) Critic Reviews

Hardcore Robocop fans should definitely give the game a rental, because regardless of the game's mediocrity, it still offers the experience of being Robocop. The majority of gamers will be unsatisfied by the lack of pulse pounding action and frenetic pace that is the staple of most titles in the genre.

Take away the Robocop license, pop culture sound bytes and you've got a totally generic FPS on your hands that is completely forgettable.

A lack of online play and multiplayer extras don't help, and the pace of the game just seems to grind almost to a halt.

Yet another disappointing entry in Titus Interactive’s pitiable portfolio. Part man, part machine, all flop.

It pretty much fails on every conceivable front and can't hold a candle to 99 percent of the games currently in the Xbox library. To serve, protect, but more realistically, to suck.

A very uninspired shooter... The game is painfully generic.

Mentally handicapped enemies, repetitive mission objectives, and some of the least-intentionally humorous dialogue ever.

Despite its lengthy production cycle, has a bevy of horrible problems that render the game practically unplayable.

There's almost no sense of strategy once you learn that bum-rushing the opposition is the best (and sometimes only) course of action.