About Roborazzi
Roborazzi is a fast, colorful arcade game that casts you as a robot paparazzo. You're a little machine with a camera, and the job is to keep scooting around and keep that shutter going.
It's built for short bursts. A round is over in seconds, and the main menu shows your high score, so it's the kind of game you replay straight away to beat your last number. The menu is just three options, Play, Settings and Exit, so getting into a round takes one click.
The look is cute pixel art in deep purples and hot pinks with a retro feel. You can play Roborazzi online here on a computer, and Roborazzi free in the browser is the full game.
How to Play Roborazzi
- Click inside the game window, then choose Play from the menu.
- Try the keyboard and mouse to move your robot and take pictures. Settings on the menu lets you adjust things first.
- Keep moving and keep the camera busy for the whole round.
- Check your result against the high score on the menu, then go again.
What to Expect in Roborazzi
Expect a tiny, fast game made for repeat attempts. Each round of Roborazzi is over in seconds, and the high score on the menu is the thing to chase.
It's cheerful and a bit silly, a game about a pushy little camera robot, with chunky retro pixels and loud color. It fits nicely into a spare minute.
Tips for Roborazzi
- Click into the game window before you start so your first inputs register.
- Never stand still. Scooting around is half the job, and a parked robot wastes seconds you do not have.
- Keep the camera going instead of waiting for a perfect moment. A round is too short to hold back.
- Set a target a little above your high score and chase that, rather than aiming for a flawless round.
- Play several rounds back to back. Your timing improves quickly when the last attempt is still fresh.
Who Made Roborazzi
Roborazzi was made by Kultisti, who released it on itch.io. It was made in 72 hours in GameMaker for GMC Jam 40, with art and code by Kultisti and audio and fashion design by Sulo. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Roborazzi page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Roborazzi free?
Yes. Roborazzi is free to play here in your browser, with nothing to install and no account. Pick Play from the menu and you're into a round right away. Your high score shows on the menu, so there's always a number to beat.
How do you play Roborazzi?
Click inside the game window, choose Play, then try the keyboard and mouse to move your robot and work the camera. You're a robot paparazzo, so the idea is to keep scooting around and keep snapping pictures. Rounds of Roborazzi last only seconds, and you can go again as soon as one ends.
What is the goal of Roborazzi?
The goal in Roborazzi is to make the most of a very short round and post a score that beats your best. The high score sits on the main menu, so each attempt is a chance to push it a little higher by moving faster and keeping the camera busier.
Who made Roborazzi?
Roborazzi was made by Kultisti, who did the art and code, with audio and fashion design by Sulo. It was built in GameMaker in 72 hours for GMC Jam 40 and released on itch.io. FunClicker embeds the original version, and the credit for the game belongs to its creators.
Can I play Roborazzi on a Chromebook or phone?
Roborazzi runs in the browser, so a Chromebook with a keyboard and a mouse or trackpad works fine. It's made for a computer, though, so phones and tablets may not respond properly. For the best results, play on a laptop or desktop.
Is Roborazzi unblocked at school?
Roborazzi only needs a browser tab, with nothing to download. Whether it loads on a school or work network is up to that network's filters, which we do not control. If Roborazzi opens for you, it plays the same as anywhere else.
What is a Roborazzi?
A Roborazzi is a robot paparazzo, which is who you play in this game. Picture a small, cute machine with a camera, zipping around and snapping shots as fast as it can. The name mixes robot and paparazzi, and the game is built around that one funny idea.
How long is a round of Roborazzi?
A round of Roborazzi lasts only a few seconds. That makes it easy to play in a spare minute and easy to replay over and over while you chase a better score. Short rounds also mean a bad attempt costs you almost nothing, so you can try again straight away.
