RPG (robots)

There are various types of robots.

The Poet of Errors: He speaks in confusing metaphors caused by corrupted files in his memory.

The Anxious One: He spends his time cleaning the same piece of metal, afraid of being infected by Zurks.

The Nostalgic: Uses excessive layers of human clothing (three coats and two hats) to feel "fashionable".

The optimistic blind man: He firmly believes that humans will return tomorrow and wants everything to be clean.

The Bar Philosopher: He drinks expired motor oil and complains that the youth of the new robots "doesn't respect the original source code."

The Protector: Views animals (or players) as fragile creatures and tries to "wind them up" or feed them absurd things, like electrical cables.

The grumpy one: One of the robots is constantly irritated and throws things, likes to catch and kick them. - Just don't bump into him and everything will be fine. He likes to stay in a corner without talking to anyone.

Common Zurks (The Pests) What they are: Small, oval, bouncy mutant creatures that resemble giant biological ticks with a single glowing eye. (They stay in darker places and don't like much going on around them. They only stay in caves, etc.)

Behavior: They move in massive, voracious swarms. They are guided by sound and movement.

Attack: They leap at their target and latch on in large numbers. A single Zurk does little damage, but a swarm can drain the life from an organic being or corrode the metal of a robot in seconds.

The Eyes in the Wall (The Biological Sentinels) What they are: Gigantic organic structures that grow on the walls of sewers, formed by flesh, pulsating veins, and massive, blinking human eyes.

Behavior: They are the evolution of Zurk tissue when it takes over an entire environment. They don't move, but act as a living alarm system.

Attack: If they detect the players with their gaze, they begin to pulse frantically and summon hordes of Common Zurks to attack the exact location where the characters are.

Monitor Heads: Their heads are old computer screens that display digital facial expressions, such as winking eyes, hearts, or exclamation points.

Human Clothing: They wear coats, hats, ponchos, blankets, and trousers to try to mimic the behavior and identity of deceased humans. They have their own languages.

The Slums: Built on intermediate levels. It's a dark area, but densely populated and illuminated by neon lights. This is where the Companions live—robots that have developed human consciousness and recreated a society, wearing clothes and making crafts. The Ant Village: A more isolated robot community, built in vertical structures and junkyards in the lowest and darkest part of the city. The City Center: The upper level of the city. It's a much richer and more futuristic district, illuminated by giant holographic signs, shops, bars, and nightclubs, where the upper-class robots live.