In an ideal world this could have saved the game, with ropey platform elements being countered by some fun blasting action, but, unfortunately, we don't live in an ideal world. Once you grow up (which takes all of ten minutes) you'll be able to use projectile weapons.

Adults looking in on their children's playtime will probably sneer at the game's rather rough look (especially on the PlayStation 2 version) which detracts somewhat from the overall visual package. Kids playing the game will be pleased with the faithfully recreated characters and environments. At least the game looks the part, on the whole, if you're a kid. If you haven't seen the film you'll probably struggle to follow the story as the game feels pretty disjointed. Youngsters expecting a lot of footage from the movie will also be disappointed, with clips not appearing as often as they might like and when they do appear they are rather dull. Robots, being a movie licensed game it includes all the voice talent from the movie, right? Wrong.

The adventure includes open environments for players to explore, puzzles for them to solve, and challenging robot opponents who must be defeated through combat. Robots features a number of important characters from the movie, as well as more than 40 original characters created specifically for the game. Rodney's mechanical world is in danger of being taken over forever by an evil tyrant robot, so he must travel to the city, and somehow stop the villain, before it is too late. Players take the role of reluctant robot hero Rodney Copperbottom, in this platform adventure based on the computer-animated Twentieth Century Fox feature film.

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