Akimbot
August 29, 2024
Gear up for Robot Mayhem, Action and Adventure! In this 3D, action-adventure platformer, play as Exe, an outlaw robot with his unexpected sidekick, Shipset, as you blast your way through armies of robots, control spaceships and forge your own path on a mission to save the universe from impending doom! …
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68.3
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Critic Reviews (22)
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68.0
Gameplay
65.0
Story
63.0
"Akimbot attempts to bring some nostalgia back to the modern gaming market, but fails to hit the mark with a plot that leaves no impact and easily forgettable protagonists. Although the game is partly saved by well-implemented platforming and shooting …"
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88.0
Gameplay
68.0
Story
48.0
"Akimbot is a fun platformer that can be expanded upon with a sequel. The weapons are too simple for a sci-fi game like this, but they all feel fantastic to control nonetheless."
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78.0
Gameplay
62.0
Story
85.0
"Akimbot is an entertaining platformer that&s;s satisfying to control and a fun little adventure that&s;s unfortunately brought down by some serious technical problems"
Read original review"While trying to pay tribute to classic platformers, Akimbot fell short when it came to making its own identity. The main characters weren&s;t that interesting and the story was predictable, but it did have a couple of strengths. The look …"
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60.0
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75.0
Story
90.0
"It takes a good deal of recklessness to develop a video game similar in every respect to Ratchet &a; Clank, knowing what kind of production you&s;re up against. Akimbot, without mincing words, comes out in pieces; not because it&s;s not …"
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55.0
Gameplay
60.0
Story
58.0
"Akimbot is filled with big ambitions, but they have outgrown the small Evil Raptor team. It&s;s not bad and on promotion it&s;s worth giving this game a chance, but don&s;t expect anything exciting here."
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72.0
Gameplay
68.0
Story
62.0
""Akimbot" is a love letter to the early platformers of the Playstation 2, you can see that in every minute of play. Even if the game doesn&s;t manage to completely capture the charm of the past, it still offers enough …"
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68.0
Gameplay
72.0
Story
58.0
"An interesting platform game, but somewhat outdated on a visual and playable level"
Read original review"Akimbot&s;s adventure isn&s;t an unpleasant one, but its shortcomings are obvious. The potential of the fights has remained partly unexpressed, either for some too standard weapons, or for the limits related to the more particular and powerful ones."
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70.0
Gameplay
70.0
Story
68.0
"I enjoyed my time with Akimbot. It is a charming and surprising lengthy game, with tight controls and a well voiced story. As a diehard Ratchet &a; Clank fan with no new Ratchet game on the horizon, it was nice …"
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38.0
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42.0
Story
40.0
"Akimbot may evoke a golden era of 3D platformers, but that’s pretty much all it’s good for. Taken on its own merits, at best it’s thoroughly mediocre."
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65.0
Gameplay
85.0
Story
70.0
"Good action platformer with charm and stylistically confident direction, which is consciously orientated towards comparable games of the PS2 era, but unfortunately stumbles over its unbalanced collection of side tasks. Sidekick Shipset is also a bit of a dick, which …"
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80.0
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85.0
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70.0
"I’ll keep riding this wave of nostalgia if the end result is a great game, and Akimbot is just that. Developed over three years in spare time, Evil Raptor knew their target audience and have a solid title to offer …"
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60.0
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40.0
Story
70.0
"This self-described throwback to the golden era of PS2 platforming classics falls short of expectations."
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75.0
Gameplay
68.0
Story
72.0
"As I said earlier, Akimbot feels like a condensed form of a Ratchet &a; Clank game, and that&s;s great. The game is short, and most players will be done here in less than 10 hours. While there are collectibles in …"
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85.0
Gameplay
75.0
Story
65.0
"Akimbot is, without a doubt, a good 3D platformer that honors its biggest and most obvious references, with good world-building, more-of-the-same narrative and competent mechanics. But it dares little and hardly dares to explore anything beyond what we have seen …"
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75.0
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78.0
Story
65.0
"As a fan of 3D platformers, it was a treat playing through Evil Raptor&s;s Akimbot. Despite minor performance woes and a lack of weapon variety, my experience playing Exe and Shipset’s big adventure was enjoyable. Polished 3D platforming mixed with …"
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30.0
Gameplay
75.0
Story
30.0
"With great movement to carry it over its myriad stumbles, Akimbot does its best to both live up to it inspirations and carve out an identity of its own."
Read original review"It is pleasing to that games like Akimbot are still being made, as there is a definite place in the market for well-crafted examples of platforming run and gun action."
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50.0
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85.0
Story
90.0
"No, Akimbo is not the next Ratchet &a; Clank, but it would have been presumptuous to even try to match Insomniac’s duo. Aware of their limitations, the team at Evil Raptor approached the original material with respect and knowledge, creating …"
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70.0
Gameplay
85.0
Story
80.0
"Akimbot is an excellent adventure platformer. Your play as a mercenary named EXE who is pretty much assigned a task to save the entire galaxy. A constant thrill of action with a combat approach of the 3D platformers in the …"
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60.0
Gameplay
55.0
Story
80.0
"Akimbot is a completely derivative title that manages to soften the rigidities of the predecessors of the subgenre it draws inspiration from, while inexplicably self-limiting in terms of its core gameplay mechanics. Fortunately, the title is packed with various special …"
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