*Continued* The link was restricted before this post but I decided to make it public. Downloads have been disabled at this current time though as obviously these versions of the game are not in a complete state, and no PROPER demo really exists yet. But we post often (when worked on) about the changes and updates we've made.

ROBOLAND is under development but I'd like to inform everyone that we started this as a learning experience a few years ago. We thought it would be a nice idea to learn Unreal Engine 4 and it has been a really good time. I feel like from when I started to now I have developed a lot of learning experience about UE4 and it's blueprints. There is obviously way much more to learn and improve upon but this is a nice fun project.

The game as a whole is a fun project, but it's also an ambitious one, with plans for many different levels to go through and cinematics that may even be beyond our current skillset. But this is a nice hobby that at the very least, I like working on from time to time. Development is slow going, and who knows if we'll ever end up finishing it, but we're gonna get it done, one way or another. Worse comes to worse, IF the project doesn't end up finished, we'll do our best to release it in a good state, that wont leave it looking a disappointment. We all worked hard and it would suck for us to just abandon such a project. And a special thank you to Mr. Fantasia for making some really cool music for the game. It always blows us away when we hear the awesome new tracks that they've made.

The game is not entirely playable, lots of features are missing or only work partially currently, but as I've said, we weren't really planning on releasing this originally, but we thought we might as well because why not? Why work on something if nobody else can enjoy the experience too?

Thank you for reading and supporting ROBOLAND and I hope you will all get to enjoy it Soon™.