Steambot Chronicles (PlayStation 2)

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Description

Steambot Chronicles is set in a "steampunk" styled world in which robots ("trotmobiles") replace automobiles as the primary mode of transport. The protagonist, an amnesiac boy named Vanilla Bean, is found by the girl Coriander on a sea shore. His first task is to get one of those trotmobiles. From there, the game opens up with many options.

You navigate your trotmobile through the game world, sometimes encountering enemies on the way (mostly of robotic kind). The combat is done in real time. You'll also visit many cities and talk to various characters. There are branching dialogues which allow you to treat people differently. Though there is a central plot in the game, there are many subplots and game modes. For example, you can turn your trotmobile into a bus and drive people around. Other modes include a dating sim, a music/rhythm game, a stock-market game, and numerous other play modes.

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Alternate Titles

• "ポンコツ浪漫大活劇バンピートロット" -- Japanese spelling
• "Ponkotsu Roman Daikatsugeki: Bumpy Trot" -- Japanese title

Part of the Following Groups

• Gameplay feature: Interior decorating
• Theme: Steampunk
• Visual technique / style: Cel shaded

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Critic Reviews

Game Shark	Jul 10, 2006	A	100
Deeko	Jun 05, 2006	8.5 out of 10	85
HonestGamers	May 29, 2006	8 out of 10	80
Legendra	Jul 28, 2008		80
RPGFan	Sep 18, 2009	79 out of 100	79
IGN	May 30, 2006	7.3 out of 10	73
Game Chronicles	May 23, 2006	7.1 out of 10	71
GameSpot	May 24, 2006	7.1 out of 10	71
Diehard GameFan	May 23, 2006	5 out of 10	50
Game Critics	Aug 23, 2006	4.5 out of 10	45

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Trivia

CERO rating

The game was originally released in Japan with a CERO rating of 12. It was later re-released with a CERO rating of B.

Awards

• GameSpy
  • 2006 – #10 PS2 Game of the Year