Cryptobots

About

Cryptobots is an arcade fighting game where you command robot armies in a lawless galaxy past Earth. You start with little money but can rent bots or join scholarships to get your squad ready for battle. The goal is simple: scrap together a fleet, fight other players or AI crews, and grab loot to expand your territory. Disputes happen through bot combat rather than politics, so winning fights means you control the sector while losers might lose everything. This title started as a play-to-earn experiment back in 2017 and keeps running strong today with plans for a major update coming soon. The economy centers on renting bots without needing heavy upfront cash, which drives demand for those digital assets inside the game. You build a crew and captain your ship to fight planetary alliances or solo traders. Recent community feedback suggests players enjoy the low barrier to entry and the strategic depth of managing both ships and bot squads in real time.

Storyline

A galaxy lies in front of you. Earth is a long-forgotten dream beyond the expansion sphere, but sometimes people do call each other terra-exiles. There’s no formal government, no one to provide any guidance. But what is found here are remnants of the technologies before: bots. Here, disputes are solved by bot armies with commanders at the helm. Winners get loot and territories, while losers get to keep their life. Maybe. Moving bots into a battle is no easy task. You need a ship or even a navy. With crews and captains. Planetary alliances and governments issue orders to their armed forces and mercenaries. In the midst, traders, looters, and all other sorts of folks are making all different kinds of living. The Player's primary objective is to expand their available resources. Starting with your wits and modest funds you’ll have to scrap yourself a bot bodyguard squad, perhaps, a ship. From there on – you’re free to travel the stars, earn your keep and become the force that shapes this sector. History, and law, are written by the victor. It’ll do you well to remember that.