Robot Odyssey: Difference between revisions

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* [[Easter Egg]]: The second level has a secret room that can be accessed by traveling a specific direction with a message from the programmers and a mysterious keyhole that does nothing. {{spoiler|Droidquest uses it to "unlock" the hidden fifth level.}}

* [[Fridge Logic]]: Why does a ''robot'' city need a sewer?

* [[Hammerspace]]: To reprogram a robot, you have to go inside it, and it's obviously [[Bigger on the Inside]]. You can store things inside this roomy interior, including the other two robots.

* [[Klaatu Barada Nikto]]: pops up after solving the final puzzle on the city level.

* [[Leap of Faith]]: Jack-in-the-Bot station on the subway level has no doors to get out of the station {{spoiler|until you actually get off the train. The pain in the butt it is to get a subway token in the first place deters players from trying it for a long time.}}

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* [[Pressure Plate]]: Several puzzles require either you or your robot to activate a door this way.

* [[Programming Game]]: Yep!

* [[Robot Buddy]]: You get three, which you have to reprogram for a variety of tasks.

* [[Run Don't Walk]]: Your character moves quickly at all times. You can move slowly, but it's only useful in trying to enter your robots, or get on the teleport pad at the end of each level.

* [[Run, Don't Walk]] Your character moves quickly at all times. You can move slowly, but it's only useful in trying to enter your robots, or get on the teleport pad at the end of each level.

* [[Shout-Out]]: The robot patrolling one level of the sewer that zaps you if you get too close is actually a [[Doctor Who|Dalek]].

* [[Video Game Tutorial]]: Not only will you need to do them, but they are easier and in some ways more fun than the game.