Life as a technician aboard a Space Cannon satellite sounds more exciting than it really is. Our hero, Blitz, isn't much more than a glorified janitor, who happens to keeps the wheels greased on a massive, orbital gun platform. Of course, the job does have its perks - he gets to play around with some of the cool weapons and tools found within the complex.
But when the Space Cannon is mysteriously attacked, all that changes. Now it's up to Blitz to fight his way through each area of the cannon complex, destroying invaders and solving puzzles as he attempts to get the massive Space Cannon up and running. But this isn't just another first-person shooter. While the premise sounds fairly generic, and it is powered by Unreal Engine 3 (one of the more popular "build-a-shooter" skeletons out there), there's nothing run-of-the-mill about RoboBlitz.
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