Thus far, no other voice actors have been revealed, though more will undoubtedly be announced as the video game's 2023 release date approaches. Returning to play the role of RoboCop is Peter Weller, who originated the role in 1987 and also starred in the sequel. The game's developer even went so far as to bring back at least one original actor from the series to lend his voice talents to Rogue City. Comparatively, RoboCop: Rogue City seems far more expansive and ambitious.
The most recent came out almost a decade ago in 2014 as a free-to-play shooter for mobile devices. From there the series has spanned various gameplay styles, from side-scrollers to other first-person shooters. The first was an arcade game that released in 1988, just a year after the original movie. Of course, RoboCop: Rogue City is not the only video game inspired by the RoboCop franchise. Related: How Robert Heinlein’s Starship Troopers Shaped FPS Games The power of choosing how to handle each scenario is put in the hands of the player, but the trailer hints at an overarching story that will likely help drive things. Based in Detroit, the Rogue City version of which is marked by dark, dilapidated environments full of graffiti and neon lights, players have a variety of weapons at their disposal to shoot their way through corruption and chaos in a gory spectacle. Though short, it does provide a good look at the game's setting and premise.
The first gameplay reveal of RoboCop: Rogue City was released on July 7, although the project was initially announced in 2021.
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