It makes for lots of physics-based shooty havoc, especially when you blast limbs off each other but still keep on fighting, comically inaccurately.
Each robot has a specific chassis but can equip anything, from a humble peashooter to a deadly heavy laser, including all manner of ballistic and energy weapons (plus mining tools that are devastating in the right situations). You can control them directly, flitting back and forth as needed, digging tunnels and building walls and, of course, shooting the hell out of each other in the Worm-esque fully destructible levels. You're a brain, competing with other brains to mine gold from different maps by directing and remotely controlling robots. I wish I enjoyed Cortex Command more than I do. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives.
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