Throughout the game Kiki will work within both a mech suit and a submarine, both mysteriously designed just for her. It’s definitely a different premise, but it’s one that pays off by offering an exceptionally unique metroidvania experience that still sticks to the basic formula. He sends Kiki out in his place, with the promise that he’ll talk her through everything.
Unfortunately, while landing, Kiki presses a button and the ship malfunctions and crashes onto the planet, locking the pilot in his seat. Kiki’s owner has been sent to investigate an issue on a planet. Gato Roboto starts off like any typical sci-fi themed platformer might. While the game isn’t perfect by any means, it does a great job of making the Metroid formula feel fresh, while also providing the classic challenges that one would expect from that era of gaming. What I found in Gato Roboto was a short-lived, but fantastic little tale.
After all, I grew up playing Metroid games on my Game Boy Advance, so any excuse to explore games in that same vein is always welcome. I was when I was first approached about the review, however, after looking into the game, and realizing what it’s all about, I was quick to jump on board. Just looking at the name, you might be a bit wary of trying out Gato Roboto.
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