Robo Army
SNK • 1991


Step into the future and defend humanity in Robo Army, a side-scrolling action game released by SNK in 1991. Players choose between Rocky and Maxima, cybernetically enhanced soldiers tasked with stopping the "Hell Jeed" army from enslaving humankind. The gameplay involves navigating horizontally scrolling levels while battling waves of robotic enemies using a simple three-button control scheme: punch, jump, and an energy blast attack that grows more powerful as you collect energy orbs. Beyond standard combat, Robo Army offers unique tactical options. Players can pick up fallen robot parts to use as impromptu weapons, execute brutal finishing moves on weakened foes, and occasionally transform into a futuristic buggy vehicle for swift traversal and explosive enemy destruction. The buggy form is temporary but provides a powerful advantage against overwhelming odds. Designed for cooperative play with two players, Robo Army delivers fast-paced action and a distinctive visual style characteristic of SNK’s Neo-Geo MVS hardware. Its blend of straightforward controls and surprising combat variety makes it an engaging experience for fans of the beat-'em-up genre.
Details
- Manufacturer
- SNK
- Year
- 1991
- Players
- 2
- Genre
- Fighter / 2.5D
- Display
- raster
- Emulation status
- good
- MAME ID
- roboarmy
Machine data derived from the MAME project.