RoboCop Returns | Play the New Game Now

Forget your fast-paced twitch shooters. This isn't about slide-cancels and bunny hops. The New RoboCop Game is about presence, power, and the deafening boom of the Auto-9 clearing a room. It's about the heavy, deliberate thud of metal feet on rain-slicked pavement. You are not a soldier; you are a machine built for justice, a walking tank wrapped in the ghost of a good cop. Every step you take in the crime-ridden hellscape of Old Detroit has weight. Every scumbag you target with your iconic visor is a data point to be processed and, if necessary, neutralized. This is the ultimate power fantasy, putting you behind the visor and giving you one, simple job: Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law.

Update 1.5: The Cain Protocol

We've just deployed a massive free content update: The Cain Protocol. A new, highly addictive designer drug known as "Nuke" is flooding the streets, and its trail leads back to a rogue OCP robotics project that's even more terrifying than ED-209. This update introduces a brand-new multi-mission story arc that will push your detective skills and combat programming to their absolute limits, culminating in a showdown with a monstrous, heavily-armed mech that will feel chillingly familiar to fans of the franchise.

Alongside the new narrative, we've added the OCP-issue Cobra Assault Cannon as a heavy weapon unlock and integrated new psychological evaluation side-quests. These missions delve deeper into Murphy's fragmented memories, forcing you to confront the man inside the machine. Public trust is at an all-time low, and only you can clean up this mess.

Upholding the Law: Core Mechanics

Your goal is to bring order to chaos using your state-of-the-art cybernetic abilities. The controls are intuitive for any first-person shooter fan, but the gameplay is all about tactical dominance.​

• Movement & Combat: Use standard FPS controls (WASD/Left Stick) to move. You are a walking tank, not an athlete—your movement is deliberate and powerful. Aim and fire the iconic Auto-9 with your mouse or right stick.
  
• Targeting System: Activate your advanced targeting to analyze crime scenes, identify weak points on enemies, and scan for evidence.
  
• Physical Force: Get close to suspects to use your immense strength to grab, throw, or subdue them non-lethally (when the situation warrants).
  
• Skill Tree: Upgrade your abilities by allocating points to different skills, from improving your armor and firepower to enhancing your detective-work capabilities.
  

Your Questions, Answered

Is this an open-world game?

It’s more of a semi-open-world, and honestly, it’s better for it. You operate out of the Metro West precinct, which acts as a central hub. From there, you'll patrol several large, detailed districts of Old Detroit. Each zone is packed with main objectives, side-quests, and random street crimes. This focused design avoids the empty travel time of many open-world titles and ensures every patrol is dense with action and narrative.

Does it really *feel* like you're playing as RoboCop?

Absolutely, and that's the game's greatest achievement. The developers resisted the urge to make another generic, fast-paced shooter. Your movement is heavy and methodical. You can absorb an absurd amount of small-arms fire. You don't take cover; you *are* the cover. When you walk into a room, the dynamic changes. Enemies panic. It perfectly captures the power fantasy of being an unstoppable force for justice, which is a very different kind of thrill than you find in many other action-adventure games.

Is it just mindless shooting?

Not at all. While the combat is visceral and satisfying, a huge part of the game is being a detective. You'll investigate crime scenes, analyze evidence, issue parking tickets, and interrogate witnesses. The dialogue choices you make and the evidence you find can change the outcome of missions and affect your Public Trust rating. It's a surprisingly deep RPG-lite experience that understands that Alex Murphy was a cop first.

How much does the game explore Murphy's psychological trauma?

It's a core theme. The conflict between man and machine is central to the narrative. You'll experience glitches that trigger flashbacks—fragments of Murphy's past life. These moments are often disorienting and tie directly into the main plot, making you question your own directives. It’s a surprisingly thoughtful take on the character, almost like a playable scary memory puzzle that you have to piece together to find peace.

The action is intense! What if I need a break with something more casual?

We get it. Sometimes you need to decompress after cleaning up the streets of Old Detroit. When you want to switch gears from high-octane FPS action to something more relaxed or puzzle-oriented, you can find thousands of different experiences all in one place. We highly recommend checking out the massive library of instant-play titles on the ATM HTML5 Games homepage for a quick and fun gaming fix.