Heres my original review for RRDDD:
"Disco Dodgeball is a game that grabs you by surprise. You first try it out and don't expect to like it all that much but then you look and it's been nearly 30 minutes of you throwing glowing balls at robots with moustaches. Seriously addicting and I cannot wait to see this game come out of early access."

~Version 1.0 Review.~
Holy hell the game has changed a lot.
RRDDD is still the same game at the core, you're a robot playing dodgeball. Except now there are many many different game modes that change the way the game plays and is so refreshing. One of my favorites being the Arcade mode which is a single player mode where you face bots and you try to rack up cash by killing them in unique ways (dunk, duck hunt, helicopter, etc.) The cash you earn from killing the bots allow you to purchase different upgrades. There is more customization now allowing for your robot to be unique. There is now a feature to customise your Robot's face and have it show up on the end game leaderboards. If I could recommend Disco Dodgeball before, I can recommend it infinitely more today because the price to content ratio in the game is absolutely insane.

Pros:
-Simple concept
-Beautiful graphics
-Eargasmic music
-Very quick matchmaking
-Great responsiveness
-Very stable, even on non-gaming computers
-Moustaches
-Easy to pick up and play
-Various game types that expand upon the dodgeball gimmick

Cons:
-There are none, the game's that good.

Well, with just over 100 hours of gameplay for this game, I realized, It's one of the best games on Steam. I purchased it during the Winter Sale 2016, and I can't stop playing this game. Either trying to master Trickshots, or playing with friends. So here are some Pro's & Con's.

Pro's
• The game has got simple, easy controls to play with.
• Soundtrack makes the game lighten up more.
• Easy to master Trickshots if you really want to do it.
• Modifications either Single Player, or Multiplayer, make the game more entertaining.
• The Owner takes care of the game, and updates it multiple times a month.
• Plenty of gamemodes to play, Singleplayer, or Multiplayer.
• The market is full of items you can Purchase, or Sell.

Con's
• Once you start playing it, you get addicted, and can't get off the Computer.
• For some reason, the game isn't very popular and the server's are just blank.

Well, that's my Review for Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball.
If your looking to purchase this game, I recommend you doing that. You won't regret it later.

Overall Rating: 8.5/10

This game is like if Tron, Unreal/Quake, and Dodgeball Advance had a child.

+ Game is super fun
+ Soundtrack is great
+ A good variety of game modes to make sure it doesn't get stale
+ You can even customize your robot a bit with mustaches and sunglasses!

- A lot of flashing neon lights which can be annoying for some
- Game can get frustrating while trying to adjust to the controls/physics

Definitely worth the buy if you're looking to play a game that's just fun, no DLC required. 9.5/10

Pros:
-High Skill Ceiling
-Fun Game Mechanics like Catching, Blocking and Trickshots
-Cool Power-ups
-Super Fast and Original Gameplay
-Great Graphics and In-depth Graphical Settings
-Fantastic Soundtrack that Matches the Gameplay Perfectly
-Low System Requirements
-Fun in Single-player and Multiplayer
-Workshop

Cons:
I honestly sat staring at my screen for 10 mintues trying to think of something I don't like about this game and couldn't.

EDIT: They removed the Demo?

great distraction from my dads beatings. Playing with the AI like Mike and Ali helps me deal with my lack of friendship in life. I truly connet with all the dodgeballer bots on a personal, spiritual, and metaphysical level.

Disco Dodgeball is an awesome example of Early Access done right--every update brings huge, beneficial changes, the game is STABLE and remains fun as heck.

Highly recommended!

Arena shooters is not a genre that has received much love in the recent years. 1999 spawned the best two games of that category, Quake 3 and Unreal Tournament, and since then there have been little to no changes to the formula. Unambitious games with little tweaks on Quake 3 and new coats of paint on Unreal Tournament.

Strangely, the most unique spin on the arena shooter formula comes from this game with a ridiculous title: Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball. Instead of weapons there are insta-kill balls to throw (they can be caught), and the movements are on wheels which give some momentum, fluidity and... skill. Predicting trajectories and movements while aiming and moving leaves room for a lot of exciting action, rewarded by a commentator naming the specific skill shot ("flying squirrel!""zombie!" "quick draw!").

The fluidity of the game itself ties in with the atmosphere. There is some cool electro/techno music playing while panels and lights on the levels change color according to the beat and the movement of players. Really enthralling.

Even if the game has a huge skill ceiling, just playing casually for fun is entirely possible and can even be relaxing. Bots on easy are good for that. There are tons of game modes. Arcade with permanent progression for solo play, and then variants of deathmatch, race, hold a ball to score points, and throwing a ball in hoops to score points. Mutators can be applied to modify the game, and power-ups can be turned on or off.

I will now go over the two main issues of the game. The first one is that... well it's a small indie game so there are not many people playing online, and even less if you are not in North America. Still, one or two servers up are enough to have some fun, but the game would definitively benefit from a population boost (and it deserves it). Then the second issue, the netcode is not too good and lag can be a real problem, especially for those like me having to play against people in another continent. Apparently the developer is working on that and also intends to keep adding features to the game!

As a conclusion, Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball is a unique arena shooter that is a pleasure to play, at any level. It feels complete and neatly designed, and yet it is the work of only one developer! A nice little surprise, give it a spin!

**Key was donated from the developer to review**

Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball may give the idea of a cheap indie game that’s goal is to just take your money, but this is not the case. I didn’t expect much going into this game and was incredibly surprised with the amount of polish and depth in this game. Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball has nearly every feature I like to see in games like this and more. (See “pros” list for a more list of the cool features) The first thing you will notice once you open Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball is the amazing soundtrack, and if the techno dance music isn’t your thing you can add your own music. Along with the soundtrack the visual style goes perfectly with this type of music and will get nearly anyone hyped up to play. While playing solo I had tons of fun and the challenges were great, but I did have some problems with connections on the online multiplayer. People were teleporting around, but I do think this was due to those players connections. Overall, I would highly suggest everyone to check this game out.

-HiPFiRED

• Awesome Music and You Are Able To Load Your Own Tracks
  
• Several Game Modes
  
• Well Made Crafting
  
• Steam Marketplace
  
• Steam Workshop
  
• The Bots Are Not Dumb
  
• Cool Cosmetic Items (Unlockable Through Challenges, Crafting, or Steam Market)
  
• Stat Tracker
  
• Fun Singleplayer and Multiplayer
  
• Unique Graphics Style
  
  

• Connectivity Issues. (I Had A Few Problems with People Glitching Around While Playing Online, May Not Apply To Everyone)
  
• The Crazy Colors May Be Too Much For Some People
  (There is nearly nothing wrong with this game and I am pleasantly surprised with the amount of polish this game has. AMAZING Developers, I would love to see more from them)

If you liked this review or want to see more recommended games, be sure to follow our curator group: Follow Original Curator Group

I've been following this game since it's beta, long before it got greenlit.

RRDDD (or just Disco Dodgeball) is an easy to learn, hard to master multiplayer game (or singleplayer, against bots) that I loved since the first time I've played it.
The game basically consist of silly robots playing deadly dodgeball in several arenas. Different game modes add a lot of variety. For instance: classic deathmatch, FFA modes, hoops (think dodgeball mixed with basketball), elimination, and more.
There are also different "skill shots", that depends on the way you kick an adversary's ass, and rewards you with cool explosions, xp, an epic voice anouncing your shot, and the right to brag a little and feel great.

There's a lot of things I'm probably forgetting, but all in all, this game is insanely fun, highly playable for an early access, easy to learn, and the community is great.

Special mention to Erik, the Dev. Great guy and really invested in Disco Dodgeball. You'll probably find him kickin' some ass in the game from time to time!