B.O.T.

B.O.T. (also called B.O.T.: Gravity Flip, with Gravity Flip being a subtitle) is a physics-based platformer game developed by Play! Software Planning and released for Wii and Nintendo 3DS systems by Nintendo, in April 14, 2013 and April 25, 2013 in North America, respectively.
==Story==
The game stars B.O.T., a robot who is a leader of a town named Retropolis. Once, the king of a dead land with no powers called Antibot, attacks the town with his assistant, R.O.T.. Together, they steal every D.O.T. – small square creatures whose power gives energy to every resident of Retropolis – in order to power Antibot's own kingdom. The absence of D.O.T.s cause the folk of Retropolis to "turn off", except for B.O.T.. He, then, sets off to rescue the D.O.T.s and retrieve the normality to the place.
After Antibot is defeated, his overpowered kingdom explodes, causing D.O.T.s to rain on Retropolis and revivify the Bytefolk. B.O.T. backs to the city, where everyone cheers for him. The game ends with a weakened Antibot at his destroyed land, when a small red D.O.T. appears and jumps on his lap, turning him back to normal, and making him glad.
==Gameplay==
B.O.T. is a side-scrolling platformer game. It is also physics-based, since the game's main mechanic includes tilting or spinning the Wii Remote or 3DS system to affect gravity, spin bolts or access platforms.
The game is divided into eight chapters, each of them with five missions. In each mission, the player must rescue twenty D.O.T.s and take them to a black hole to end this mission. Sometimes, the player must use power-ups to progress. These power-ups are shaped as game cards and can be found simply floating above the ground.
The missions from the game happen in levels with blocks, items, pits and enemies. Every enemy from the game is a robot and is made from geometrical shapes. Some enemies can be defeated by jumping on them.
During the end of each fifth mission, the player fights Antibot's assist, R.O.T., who always use different attack and defense methods each time. During the last mission, the player fights Antibot himself.
==Items==
Item 	Image	Function
Byte 	 	Bytes can be collected to give an extra score in a mission, and even get extra lives.
Small battery	 	Watch batteries are used to restore 5 HP from B.O.T.'s health meter.
Battery 	 	Batteries are used to restore 10 HP from B.O.T.'s health meter.
D.O.T. 	 	There are twenty of them per level. They must be rescued by B.O.T..
Battery + 	 	Battery +s are rare items that increase B.O.T.'s HP by 1.
==Characters==
===Playable characters===
*B.O.T.
===Supporting characters===
*D.O.T.s
*Bytefolk
===Enemies===
Enemy 	Image	Attacks
Basebot 	 	Simple robots who walk back and forth continuously. They are vulnerable to any attack.
Bigbot 	 	Basebots that are twice their normal size. They require two attacks to be defeated.
Bumpbot 	 	Robots who wear protection helmets, causing them to simply slide back when stomped.
Burnbot 	 	Robots who jump and throw fireballs at the player.
Beakbot 	 	Robots who wear helmets with spikes on them. This makes them immune to stomps.
Beambot 	 	Robots that wield laser weapons. Their lasers can reflect walls.
Boogerbot 	 	Robots that can stretch, revealing a pink slime inside them, which is also their weak point.
Breezebot 	 	Robots that can fly and swoop at B.O.T.. They can be defeated by any attack.
Bindbot 	 	Slug-like robots that crawl and stick to walls.
Boltbot 	 	Robots that are shaped as bolts. They cross the screen and try to hit B.O.T..
Beepbot 	 	Robots that have a siren on their heads. Once they spot B.O.T., they start beeping and drop from the ceiling.
Bumblebot 	 	Small striped robots that attack by charging into B.O.T..
Barkbot 	 	Dog-like robots that attack by charging into B.O.T., while they are attached to chains.
Bombbot 	 	Robots that look like bombs. Once they are dropped, the chase B.O.T. until they explode.
Bitbot 	 	Very small robots that chase B.O.T. frenetically in swarms. They only appear in one mission.
Boxingbot 	 	Robots that wear boxing gloves. They try to push B.O.T. with their hands.
Byebot 	 	Rolling, circle-shaped robots with spikes. B.O.T. loses an extra life once he touches them.
Bramblebot	 	Inanimate robots that are shaped as brambles.
===Bosses===
*R.O.T. (mini-boss)
*Antibot
==Missions==
Chapter 	Mission	Setting 	Enemies
Chapter 1	1 	Town 	
Chapter 1	2 	Town 	
Chapter 1	3 	Construction site	
Chapter 1	4 	Town 	
Chapter 1	5 	Construction site	
Chapter 2	1 	Cogs 	
Chapter 2	2 	Cogs 	
Chapter 2	3 	Construction site	
Chapter 2	4 	Town 	
Chapter 2	5 	Construction site	
Chapter 3	1 	Windmill 	
Chapter 3	2 	Windmill 	
Chapter 3	3 	Cogs 	
Chapter 3	4 	Town 	
Chapter 3	5 	Windmill 	
Chapter 4	1 	Bramble 	
Chapter 4	2 	Bramble 	
Chapter 4	3 	Bramble 	
Chapter 4	4 	Bramble 	
Chapter 4	5 	Bramble 	
Chapter 5	1 	Factory 	
Chapter 5	2 	Town 	
Chapter 5	3 	Factory 	
Chapter 5	4 	Cogs 	
Chapter 5	5 	Factory 	
Chapter 6	1 	Rain 	
Chapter 6	2 	Town 	
Chapter 6	3 	Slime 	
Chapter 6	4 	Cogs 	
Chapter 6	5 	Rain 	
Chapter 7	1 	Factory 	
Chapter 7	2 	Town 	
Chapter 7	3 	Windmill 	
Chapter 7	4 	Factory 	
Chapter 7	5 	Windmill 	
Chapter 8	1 	Ruins 	
Chapter 8	2 	Ruins 	
Chapter 8	3 	Ruins 	
Chapter 8	4 	Ruins 	
Chapter 8	5 	Ruins 	
==Nintendo eShop description==
Once, in a town called Retropolis, an evil robot stole the every single drop of energy from the citizens. Control the robot B.O.T. through the eight lands of the city and rescue all the missing D.O.T.s! Use the new tilting mechanics to affect gravity, so you'll gain access to new areas.
==Gallery==
===B.O.T.===
File:B.O.T.1.png|B.O.T. in a saddened pose.
File:B.O.T.2.png|B.O.T. jumping.
File:B.O.T.3.png|B.O.T. jumping with some D.O.T.s.
===Other characters===
File:Antibot1.png|Antibot.
File:Antibot2.png|Antibot after being defeated.
File:Antibot3.png|Antibot with his red D.O.T..
File:R.O.T.1.png|R.O.T.'s natural and first battle look.
File:R.O.T.2.png|R.O.T.'s winged second battle look.
File:R.O.T.3.png|R.O.T.'s spiked third battle look.
File:R.O.T.4.png|R.O.T.'s fiery fourth battle look.
File:R.O.T.5.png|R.O.T.'s fiery winged fifth battle look.
File:R.O.T.6.png|R.O.T.'s fiery spiked sixth battle look.
File:R.O.T.7.png|R.O.T.'s bomb seventh battle look.
File:D.O.T..png|A D.O.T..
File:Bytefolk.png|A Bytefolk member.
===Enemies===
File:Basebot.png|Basebot
File:Bigbot.png|Bigbot
File:Bumpbot.png|Bumpbot
File:Burnbot.png|Burnbot
File:Beakbot.png|Beakbot
File:Beambot.png|Beambot
File:Boogerbot.png|Boogerbot
File:Breezebot.png|Breezebot
File:Bindbot.png|Bindbot
File:Boltbot.png|Boltbot
File:Beepbot.png|Beepbot
File:Bumblebot.png|Bumblebot
File:Barkbot.png|Barkbot
File:Bombbot.png|Bombbot
File:Bitbot.png|Bitbot
File:Boxingbot.png|Boxingbot
File:Byebot.png|Byebot
File:Bramblebot.png|Bramblebot
===Items===
File:B.O.T.Byte.png|Byte
File:Smallestbattery.png|Small Battery
File:SmallBattery.png|Battery
File:Battery+.png|Battery+
===Boxart and logo===
File:B.O.T.boxUSWii.png|American Wii version boxart.
File:B.O.T.boxEUWii.png|European Wii version boxart.
File:B.O.T.logo.png|The game's logo.
Category:Platforming Games