RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business

Teyon had a rock-bottom moment with its licensed Rambo game in 2014, which disappointed in part because it was a rail shooter, not the FPS players expected.

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Over a decade on, though, having played RoboCop: Rogue City and now this pseudo-sequel, it's hard not to feel that on-rails is what Teyon does best.

Unfinished Business is an FPS, but with its faithful interpretation of the metal lawman, Teyon nonetheless creates a kind of tunnel vision. RoboCop cannot crouch or jump in the way most FPS heroes are able to nowadays. He's slow on his feet, footsteps clumping like an industrial-grade stapler, and pans his view by rotating his whole torso. He thus relies on his armour as much as he does on cover for defence, but most of all he's reliant on sharpshooting, to stop violent criminals before they strike in the first place.