RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business doesn't just see OCP Crime Prevention Unit 001 (formerly Officer Alex Murphy) with some, well, unfinished business, but developers Teyon, too. Going hands-on, this followup to Rogue City feels extremely similar to play, and for good reason. At first it was closer to something like a DLC, but, "after a couple of months" working on it, communications manager Dawid Biegun tells me, the studio realized "we have too much content".
Promising around eight to ten hours of story, it's about as long as a proper sequel would need to be, but is introduced to me as a standalone expansion. Even so, while Biegun says it builds on some story elements in the base Rogue City, you don't need to have played it to get into the action here. As mercenaries attack a police department with a mysterious new cryo cannon, and take over a massive residential block called OmniTower, it's up to the officer known as RoboCop to fight his way inside and sort things out with extreme prejudice.
