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Players prepare for each level by building a deck, selecting from 40 cards in the game.  The cards they choose determine what kind of army they can summon and what spells they have to support it.  The player can rely on powerful units like trolls and dragons, range units like elven archers, or an enormous horde of angry peasants!

The Trouble With Robots will include 18 story levels and 4 challenge levels.
Players travel through a variety of locations and meet increasingly powerful robots as the humorous story evolves.  Finally, there is a special 'limited mode' for extended play.
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