Tiny Robots: Portal Escape is out now on Android and iOS

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  • Upcoming 3D puzzler Tiny Robots is out now on Android and iOS!
  • Step into the shoes of robot Telly as he seeks to help his captured grandfather
  • Discover who kidnapped him and why, solving levels and defeating mega bots along the way

If you’re a regular reader, you might remember our discussion about the 3D puzzler Tiny Robots: Portal Escape towards the end of last month. If the blend of unique worlds and adorable robot characters piqued your interest, here’s some good news – Tiny Robots: Portal Escape is now available on iOS and Android devices!

In my previous explanation, I mentioned that the fundamental idea behind Tiny Robots: Portal Escape is each stage resembles an escape room, occasionally featuring distinct themes across various dimensions. As you progress in the game, you’ll have the opportunity to design your very own robot character while playing as Telly. His objective is rescuing his captured grandfather by navigating through these diverse puzzles. By combining elements of hidden object gameplay and practical mechanical problem-solving, you’ll be able to successfully complete your mission!

You won’t just face typical puzzle stages; instead, expect six thrilling mini-games and intense battles against huge bots. To come out victorious, you’ll need to rely on your intelligence and quick thinking. Luckily, by utilizing different game mechanics such as crafting and customization to gain additional skills, you stand a good chance of success.


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Tiny Robots: Portal Escape – A Breeze to Understand Yet Packing a Punch

In essence, writing about Tiny Robots: Portal Escape is somewhat challenging due to its straightforward nature. Unlike other games that layer complex mechanics, this one delivers an enjoyable and swift experience. It’s quite evident that it could become a beloved choice for all ages, though upon closer inspection, Tiny Robots seems to have enough intricacies to keep adults engaged as well.

With this latest version now accessible in numerous languages, including English and Chinese, gamers worldwide can start playing it immediately on Google Play and the App Store for iOS.

Curious about what shapes our thinking patterns? Why not listen in on the latest episode of the Official Pocket Gamer Podcast to catch a glimpse into the quirky perspectives of Will, Catherine, and myself?

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2025-02-12 20:48