Player vs Robots
Player vs Robots is a first person shooter. Save the world from robots. The game has 3 difficulty modes, 10 levels each. You can buy first aid kits and weapons...
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About Player vs Robots: Player vs Robots is a first person shooter. Save the world from robots. The game has 3 difficulty modes, 10 levels each. You can buy first aid kits and weapons. In the settings, you can turn on / off general sounds, change the sensitivity of the mouse.
How to play Player vs Robots: Move- Arrows or WASD Jump - space bar Shoot - left mouse button Aim - right mouse button Pause - Tab P Run - Shift WASD Medical kit - F
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