RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business: An Exciting Standalone Expansion

Here’s my take on this article. It’s a bit of a rollercoaster, so hang tight:

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Okay, so here’s the deal with “RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business” — it’s kind of like finding this little gem while cleaning out your closet. If you’ve already gone through the first RoboCop: Rogue City, it’s like revisiting an old friend but with a twist. And if you haven’t played the original, don’t sweat it, because this one stands on its own pretty well. They say it’s an eight-hour journey full of all the good stuff you loved from 2023. Feels kind of familiar but fresh — kind of like that weird mix of old coffee and new cream, if you know what I mean?

Now, I can’t promise you a deep story here. It’s lighter, story-wise, more about action. Imagine if RoboCop decided to ditch the long dialogues and just hit the streets firing like there’s no tomorrow. Combat, combat, and more combat. Depending on your mood, you might love it or start feeling like, “Enough with the shooting already!” But for the RoboCop fans, it’s like Christmas came early.

Let’s talk weapons, because who doesn’t love a good armory, right? It’s got new toys and some old favorites. There’s a bit of skill tree action, too. And missions that pop like fireworks on the 4th of July. Sure, the story might be as predictable as my morning routine, but that’s part of the charm. Plus, you get to wander around as Alex Murphy — before the whole RoboCop upgrade. Flashbacks and all, making you think, “Why wasn’t this a movie subplot?”

The real craziness kicks in with the ED-209 missions. It’s like when you whack a wasps’ nest for fun — exhilarating but slightly insane. You become this towering machine with so much firepower, it’s almost unfair. Unlimited ammo, baby. Just watch out for stairs; those are tricky.

Okay, not gonna lie, it’s short. But sweet. Like that perfect espresso shot. It skips some of the thoughtful vibes from the first game, taking a more straightforward, guns-blazing approach. This can be both a good and bad thing, depending on whether you want existential debates or just want to shoot stuff.

All in all, this “semi-sequel” gets the job done, bringing enough new flavors to make it worth the taste. Could it be a little spicier? Sure. But if you’re itching for a RoboCop experience heavy on the action, then hey, Unfinished Business has got you covered. So, fire it up and dive back into the chaos — because who doesn’t love a little chaos now and then?