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Robots Can't Think
Robots Can't Think is a puzzle platformer where a test robot lifts, throws and teleports through lab chambers, using time warp to slip past obstacles in each room.
It is also grouped with logic and brain-teaser games, which gives you useful paths to similar titles after you play. The game screen is the source of truth for its exact objective, scoring rules, level structure, and available modes.
Getting started
- Read the board and any on-screen rule prompt before making the first move.
- Use an early attempt to learn what changes, what stays fixed, and how the game reports progress.
- If an input is unclear, pause and check the game's own menu, start screen, or on-screen prompts before continuing.
Tips and strategy
- Look for constraints and forced moves before guessing.
- If an approach stalls, restart with the information learned from the previous attempt.
- Use the restart option when available to apply what you learned while the previous attempt is still fresh.
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How to play
- •Arrow keys: move
- •Down arrow: lift or drop an object
- •Up arrow: throw a held object
- •X: activate the translocator
- •C: activate time warp
FAQ
What are the controls for Robots Can't Think?
Use the arrow keys to move. Press down to lift or drop an object and up to throw it. X triggers the translocator, C triggers time warp, and holding the left mouse button lets you look around the test field.
What does time warp do in Robots Can't Think?
While time warp is active, your robot ignores physical contact with objects on the test field. The effect wears off after a while, so combine it with your other abilities.
How does the translocator work in Robots Can't Think?
It is a temporary ability. When its effect wears off, your robot is returned to the position it was in before you activated it.