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Canadian Robot Racing League

A party platforming challenge! CRRL is a 8 player local party game to see who can survive in wide range of quick paced, frantic and deadly levels.

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August 6, 2024
1 year and 361 days ago
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Positive14 reviews85.7%

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About the Game

The year is 2050 and a new pastime has replaced off-season hockey as Canada's official summer sport - the Canadian Robot Racing League.

Canadian Robot Racing League is a 1-8 person local multiplayer platformer and survival challenge. Inspired by classic platformers of the past and designed as a party game to be picked up and enjoyed by anyone. Controls are simple but the levels will test your platforming skills. Each level has a wide range of deadly hazards you will need to avoid, but don't fall behind or the Gear-Wall will crush you instead.



Features
  • Play with 1-8 players in local multiplayer
  • Completely free, no microtransactions, loot boxes or ads
  • Simple controls, for anyone to pick up and play, but extremely challenging levels
  • Dozens and dozens of deadly hazards - avoid the Spinning Gears, dodge the No-Collision Cannonballs, and hold on when someone flips a Gravity Switch
  • Over 100 levels to test your platformer skills, taking you from high in the sky, to the Great Canadian Pyramids, underwater, outer space and more



Note - Local multiplayer does require at least 1 controller.