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Tiny Robots Escape Portals on Mobile

by Hunter Feb 23,2025

Tiny Robots: Portal Escape, the charming 3D puzzle game, is now available on Android and iOS!

Embark on an adventure as robot Telly, determined to rescue his captured grandfather. Unravel the mystery behind his grandfather's kidnapping, overcoming challenging levels and battling formidable mega-bots.

Each level presents a unique escape room-style challenge, transporting you to diverse, imaginative worlds. Customize Telly and utilize a blend of hidden object mechanics and ingenious mechanical solutions to progress.

Prepare for more than just puzzles! Six action-packed minigames and epic boss battles will test your skills and ingenuity. Crafting and customization options provide new abilities to aid your quest.

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Tiny Robots: Portal Escape delivers simple yet engaging gameplay. Its intuitive mechanics make it enjoyable for all ages, while still presenting a satisfying challenge for experienced players. Available in multiple languages, including English and Chinese, this delightful title is ready for global players on Google Play and the iOS App Store.

Interested in learning more about our review process? Listen to the latest Pocket Gamer Podcast for a behind-the-scenes look at our perspectives.

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