Extra points are awarded to those who destroy the current board leader. In The Pit, 15 robots compete to be the first to earn 20 points by destroying each other. This mode used to be called «Team deathmatch» but it was replaced in the Battle for Earth update. Crates (each with two items, +2 premium items) and experience are earned. Once all four segments of the capture meter are filled, the match is won. If a robot gets damaged while capturing the enemy base, the meter is reset to the last segment, or checkpoint. While a base is being captured, a meter in the color of the team being captured slowly fills four segments, or checkpoints. To capture the enemy base, at least one robot must be present on the enemy's base and avoid being damaged while on it. Robots do not respawn after they are destroyed, so building a survivable robot is especially important in this game mode. To win, a team must either destroy all enemy robots or capture the enemy base.

In Elimination, two teams of ten robots compete. Crates contain one item + one premium item. No crates or experience is earned.ĪI Bots Deathmatch is the same as Team Deathmatch but all the other robots in your team and the robots in the other team are AI controlled. The purpose of this game mode is for players to test their robots in the absence of other robots and objectives. The Test game mode is a dominantly white simulation map with rugged terrain and flat platforms. Players can earn experience in all game modes except Test. Robocraft has seven game modes: Test, AI Bots Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Elimination, The Pit, Battle Arena, and League Arena. If a robot is damaged while auto-repairing, the 10 second timer is reset and auto-reparation stops. All robots have an automatic regeneration ability that slowly repairs itself after not being damaged for 10 seconds. The damage model permits creativity and complex engineering in the areas of damage distribution and redirection, commonly referred to as «triforcing,» due to the shape that it often makes resembling the Triforce from the game series «The Legend of Zelda». To destroy a robot, 75% of the robot's total CPU must be destroyed. The game features a part-based damage model. A robot is ranked for battle match-making based on the amount of CPU their robot uses.

Different chassis and hardware blocks consume different amounts of CPU. At level 150, the maximum CPU limit is 1750 pFLOPS (the unit of measurement for CPU). The player's CPU limit increases as the player levels up, and it restricts the player from adding too much complexity to their vehicle. Players are given the freedom to build and customize their robots in any way they like, as long as it does not exceed their in-game CPU limit. Once enough experience is gained, the player levels up, resulting in a higher CPU limit, allowing the user to place more cubes on their Robot. Experience is also earned when the player finishes a battle. «Protonium» is a reference to the popular forum-based universe, and also a reference to the material on the in-game «Fusion Towers» and «Protonium Reactors». These crates range from a «Rusted» crate to a «Protonium» crate. The type of items found in a crate depend on how well the player did in battle. To get parts to recycle, players must enter gamemodes, which, at the end, give them 'crates' with items. Robits are earned when a player recycles parts using the «Omnicycler». Robocraft is a «build, drive, fight» game where players build their robots from scratch and engage in online battles in order to gain in-game currency and experience. It is also available as a Steam platform release. On April 14, 2014, the company revealed that Robocraft had gained over 300,000 players in a few months the game continues to attract many players, notably, international players from non-English speaking countries. Content updates and bug fixes for the game are released a few times each month. In April 2013, Freejam Games released multiplayer combat, which is now the core content of the game. The initial alpha build was released in March 2013, featuring a single-player building and test mode. The game features contained garages in which players can build various functional vehicles with basic block-based parts (such as cubes and wheels) along with weapons that can be used for combat. It is currently an open-alpha game, and is being developed and published by the indie video game developer Freejam Games based in the United Kingdom. Robocraft Download Free Full Game is an online third-person vehicle combat game set in fictional areas of different planets where players construct robots to fight with others in battles.

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