Mr. Robot is a 3D action-puzzle-adventure game built around two distinct modes. The main game uses an isometric view where you navigate environments and solve spatial puzzles, drawing from the structure of 1980s filmation titles. Interspersed throughout is Ghost Hack, a separate abstract RPG system where you breach computer terminals and fight defensive programs in turn-based encounters. Progress alternates between physical puzzle-solving in 3D space and these digital combat sequences. The filmation influence means expect room-based challenges with objects to manipulate and paths to unlock. Ghost Hack handles differently—stats, abilities, tactical program battles. It's two games sharing one story, switching between concrete spatial thinking and RPG mechanics. If you want puzzle-platforming that periodically shifts into something completely different, that's the pitch.
