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Scrapland is structured very much like Grand Theft Auto , with a huge world to explore, as well as structured missions, races and hidden challenges. Its mixture of indoor and outdoor locations are populated by hundreds of NPCs going about their business - avoiding police, blasting each other in flying ships, nightclubbing, running various businesses and gambling.

D-Tritus can fly about the world in his ship, completing bizarre missions that range from destroying other craft for a robot called the Crazy Gambler, to sneaking into a high security building to take photos of a murdered android Archbishop - don't ask, it's all part of the plot. When on foot you can interact with any character - having conversations, getting advice, learning more about Scrapland - all shot through with a sense of humour reminiscent of the Monkey Island adventures and Matt Groening's Futurama, with banks of cheeky machines, camp computers and sarcastic silicon chips.

The most original aspect of Scrapland though, has to be the Great Database. More importantly, the Great Database is later used by D-Tritus to "steal" other personalities, transforming you into more than a dozen other characters with unique powers, including a sexy assistant called Betty who can cause a huge explosive wave, and a chief of police who can, erm, belch loudly. Although some futuristic games can seem rather cold, Scrapland has a great deal of potential, with zippy ships to pilot around the neon cityscapes, nonsensical minigames.

American McGee has obviously had a big influence on the direction of the game, which so easily could have been an impenetrable mess, but now might have the makings of a cult classic. We'll get into the nuts and bolts of Scrapland next issue with a full review. In the meantime, check out the hot 'bots for yourself with the playable demo on this month's DVD. Biddy biddy biddy. Scrapland is a game that would have been nothing special except for one thing.

Although the gameplay is good and the graphics are high quality, it probably would have ended with a more middle of the road performance expect for the story that is created. Its really remarkable how unique the story line is and how successful they are at delivering it. There are a few areas that could have used slightly more design time, but most will easily overlook them.

Scrapland is based in the future where humans have destroyed the earth and robots have moved in and further decimated it. The story follows a particular robot, D-Tritus, which finds his way to what's left of the earth and begins to look for work in this all robot society. As the plot advances, D-Tritus finds himself as a reporter researching robot murders that are particularly troubling.

Apparently there is a great database that stores copies of all the robots and the only way to murder a robot is to delete them out of the database and then destroy the robot. What's great about Scrapland is this robot society.

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