GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next Robocraft session
Our independent guide breaks down Robocraft’s core loops—building, piloting, battling and community interaction—so you can refine each step without relying on paid upgrades. By focusing on systematic testing and teamwork, you’ll create effective robots and navigate the evolving multiplayer environment.
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Design Diversity
Create three distinct vehicle types—ground, aerial and hybrid—using only basic blocks. Compare handling, speed and stability to see which propulsion combos feel most responsive.
- Start with a balanced chassis before adding heavy weapons to keep mobility reasonable.
- Test small design changes in the editor before committing to a full build.
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Weapon Balance
Equip a single vehicle with two different weapon sets in separate tests. Record damage output versus mobility loss to identify a balanced loadout.
- Use the AI test mode to spot weak points in movement or balance.
- Practice with different propulsion types to learn their handling characteristics.
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AI Test Optimization
Run a series of AI matches, adjusting one component at a time. Track which changes improve survivability the most and note any trade‑offs.
- Coordinate with teammates to cover each other's weaknesses.
- Target enemy weak points to cause cube‑by‑cube destruction faster.
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Team Coordination
Form a party of three and assign complementary roles (tank, scout, support). Play several matches to observe how coordinated builds affect win rates.
- Join an active clan to gain access to shared designs and coordinated events.
- Upload your builds to the Community Robot Factory to receive feedback.
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Community Feedback Loop
Upload a design to the Community Robot Factory, gather comments, then iterate on the build. Observe how community suggestions influence performance.
- Enable Steam Family Sharing to let multiple household members try the game.
- Check the Steam achievement list for optional challenges.
