Rombots: Casual Games for Retro Robot Fans
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We love robots and we love books, and we especially love books with robots in them! Here's some of what we have on our bookshelf.

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I, Robot
By Isaac Asimov
Cover artist: Robert Schultz

The most well-known, and arguably best, collection of robot stories ever published. These nine stories, originally published in "pulp" science fiction magazines of the 1940s and 50s, demonstrate what made Isaac Asimov's robot stories so different from their predecessors. In a future that contains robots, Asimov felt that rather than becoming monsters and turning on their creators, robots would merely act as they were programmed to behave. This thinking was the genesis of his Three Laws of Robotics which were first articulated in the story Runaround, the basis for Robert Schultz' wonderful cover illustration. Aside from introducing the three laws, Runaround cleverly shows the inherent dangers of allowing robots room for their own interpretation of the laws -- one of the finest tales in a brilliant collection of stories.

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The Robot Games - Rombots Exclusives
S.T.A.R.S.
Saturn Troubled Automaton Reclamation & Salvage is looking for a few good sentients to help rescue robots in need.
Doodle-Bot
Sure you can doodle anywhere, but does just anywhere have Robo-Assisted doodling? We think not! Also, don't forget to check out the Gallery.
Robograms
Share the fun! Send a virtual postcard to friends and family. Birthdays, holidays, congratulations, or just to say, "hey!" - any occasion is right for a card.
We ♥ Sudoku
We've got *everybody's* favorite game. The Sudoku Generator creates an endless variety of games - and even lets you design your own.
Psychobotic Mind Master
Our Psychobotic robot is back with his fiendishly tricky take on a puzzler's favorite.
Circuitous Glitch
Zoomer's got a glitch, and he's got it bad. Help him fix it in this fast-paced twist on a serpentine classic.
Psychobotic Mind Reader
A machine can't read your mind? Sez you! Clear your mind, concentrate and give this game a try.
Robot Posties
Can't get enough classic robots? Post them all over your desktop. Oh yeah, and you can add useful notes too (as if you needed a reason).
Tag 'Em & Bag 'Em
Find and tag those elusive fish, without truly finding them. Puzzling? Yes, but it's a gamer's classic!
Target Robot Scramble
See if you can reassemble this classic robot. But hey, that's not the fun part - wait a bit and it'll fix itself. Fun to watch!
Pumpkin Carver
Carve your own Jack-'O-Lantern without getting pumpkin guts on you! Then, take a visit to our little Pumpkin Patch to see what others have carved.
Coming Soon from Rombots
Check this space often for the next new thing from Rombots.
Other Science Fiction Games
Alien Abduction
Use your UFO to abduct all the required people or objects and drop them into the mothership before the time runs out.
Gravity
Fight the effects of Gravity and guide your spaceship safely through all of the missions. Not your daddy's lunar lander.
Mission Mars
Invade from space by leveling the city to secure your landing! No wonder the rover only found rubble.
Hunter
Clear the Astral Mine from alien invasion and rescue the power crystal to save the mine. Why's it called hunter? Idonknow.
Crimson Viper
Careen through a futuristic lanscape in your Crimson Viper as you shred a horde of attacking enemies!
Alien Clones
Defend yourself from an onslaught of alien clones in your cool, freaky space-tank walking, buggy thingy.
Rigelian Hotshots
Zap all the thrill-suckers with your hot shot to earn points with the big boss (ol' green-face). No points for crashing.
Space Escape
Guide your space ship across a maze of obstacle filled courses.
Zed
Help Zed the Android find enough gold to build a fine shiny space suit.
Lunar Command
Protect the lunar cities from a vicious alien attack by commanding missles (wink, wink) to shoot down incoming fire.

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