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| Developer | Budge Studios | ||||||
| Platform | Android, iOS | ||||||
| Release date | May 5, 2016 | ||||||
Transformers Rescue Bots: Hero Adventures is a mobile game released by Budge Studios.
Plot
Natural disasters are occurring all over Griffin Rock. The Rescue Bots are tasked with saving as many people as possible, as they try to figure out who's causing them.
Considering Doctor Morocco is on screen as Cody is narrating to explain this, it isn't really much of a secret. He's using a weather machine attached to a buoy to control the weather.
The Rescue Bots save people from wildfires, volcanic eruptions, avalanches and earthquakes.
After the Rescue Bots save many people from several natural disasters, Doctor Morocco appears on the screen at the firehouse, laughing evilly, and an invasion of Morbots begins causing trouble around Griffin Rock.
Bumblebee keeps the Morbots from attacking the civilians, fending them off with lasers. Chase leads the Morbots into a trap. In a bit of a non-sequitur, Optimus Prime runs towards a single Morbot and takes it out. Heatwave sprays the remaining Morbots with water, and Blades carries them into a crater. Boulder then clears a path from a nearby river to flood the crater, defeating the Morbots.
Dr. Morocco retreats in Nemo, plotting his revenge.
Featured Characters
Gameplay
Natural disasters appear on a menu showing a map of Griffin Rock. The player selects a mission, and then chooses from the six available Rescue Bots. The earlier levels require only one, while eventually they require up to four Rescue Bots to be selected.
After this, the player transforms their Rescue Bot of choice by swiping a slider--up for robot mode, down for vehicle mode. This then begins a minigame. The game played depends on the Rescue Bot selected. There's different set dressing for them depending on the natural disaster selected, but they boil down to two kinds of mission per Rescue Bot, one for their vehicle mode and one for their robot mode.
The vehicle minigame for Chase has him drive away from approaching danger, dodging various obstacles in the process. His robot mode game has him finding civilians in a dark room
-blades
-optimus prime
-bumblebee
-heatwave
-boulder
After enough disasters are cleared, the game brings the player back to the map menu. A gauge is filled, and more disasters come to take the cleared one's place.
Notes
- As is common for Budge Studio games, Hero Adventures is free-to-start, but eventually requires money to progress, as the amount of Rescue Bots the player needs to complete a mission outpaces the two freely available, Chase and Blades.
- Bumblebee and Optimus Prime were late additions who weren't in older builds of the game. This results in Optimus Prime and Bumblebee's segments being awkwardly shoved into the ending sequence. Bumblebee's feels somewhat natural, as it is incorporated into the beginning. But for Optimus, the camera in Chase's minigame 'still pans to Heatwave' before his part begins,
- Fire safety tips are worked in occasionally between levels.
McPlay
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McPlay was a mobile app released by Mcdonald's in YEAR. Players could scan toys included in Mcdonald's Happy Meals in order to unlock minigames. It was discontinued in YEAR.
Robots In Disguise (2015)
Stasis Pod Battle
Be An Inventor
came with the 2017 promo since one of the videos i saw scanned the bumblebee mask for it
-cyberverse? seeing something about it on google images, in another language though so idk when or where
-see if the bumblebee toys had one. likely, considering promo for mcplay was on the website at the same time as its existence
-also has coloring pages dedicated to some of the advertised properties so see if you can find those for transformers??
Club BK
Club BK
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| Developer | DesignKitchen | ||||||
| Platform | Online | ||||||
Club BK, occasionally formatted without the space as ClubBK, was a virtual world browser game developed by Design Kitchen to promote Burger King. It had promotions tying into the live action Transformers movies.
Gameplay
Club BK was a rather standard virtual world game. Players could customize their characters & rooms, earn the in-game currency called Crowns, and play minigames. There was also a chat system, though it was a very limited safe chat, using a set of pre-selected phrases.
The game's hub was a planet-sized spaceship, though players could go to other locations and complete quests.
Transformers content
Players could enter codes included with their Burger King toys to unlock prizes, though what exactly what these prizes were is unknown. There were two known events, one in 2009 with the release of Burger King's Revenge of the Fallen toys, and one in 2011 with the release of their Dark of The Moon toys. The 2009 event is known to have
2009
The 2009 event co-incided with Players could dress in a helmet based off Optimus Prime.[1]
2011
Sources
Date Unknown
2009
https://fairplayforkids.org/wp-content/uploads/archive/lettertoftcjune09.pdf thank you people who don't like advertising to kids, for this screenshot of burger king advertising to kids. We know this minigame is called Free Mission City, and that it was released in June 2009.
http://www.ericravenstein.com/work/burger-king-club-bk/ One image here shows an Optimus Prime helmet. Can't be for the 2011 promo since the Marmaduke event in the bg took place in 2009. http://www.ericravenstein.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/clubbk_galleryScreen13.jpg Direct link.
https://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/burger-king-starts-transform-your-way-promotion/16277/ a different higher-quality photo of the free mission city message
2011
https://news.tfw2005.com/2011/06/20/official-images-of-burger-king-dark-of-the-moon-bk-kids-meal-toys-172567 for toys that featured and a general timeframe for at least one promotion. What this one contains is unknown, if it's anything major at all.
https://web.archive.org/web/20110626085532/http://clubbk.com:80/assets/activities/ClubBK_transformersMaze.pdf activities section had a maze at least
Notes
- A Bumblebee outfit was also released, as shown on the design portfolio of Derek Dietrich-Muller. While it is likely this released at the same time as the Optimus Prime helmet (which would mean the Optimus Prime helmet probably came with an associated outfit) this isn't known for sure.[2]
