Iconoclasts

After taking up her late father’s wrench, she secretly helps people by repairing machines, which draws the attention of the ruling organization known as the One Concern.

Branded a criminal, Robin becomes entangled in a struggle between the government, rebel groups, and the mysterious source of the world’s power, leading her across hostile landscapes and uncovering truths about her society and herself.

Narrative progression is delivered through scripted events and dialogue with allies and enemies alike.

Robin is often joined by companions who provide context, skills, or support in combat, though control remains with the player.

The plot mixes personal stakes with larger conflicts, as Robin’s efforts to help others are consistently pulled into ideological clashes and escalating battles against authority.

Gameplay combines combat, exploration, and puzzle-solving in interconnected 2D environments.

Robin’s primary tool is her wrench, used both as a melee weapon and as a means to interact with machinery.

She also wields firearms, starting with a basic stun gun that can be upgraded with new types of ammunition such as piercing shots and explosives.

Puzzles frequently involve using the wrench to power machines, manipulate switches, or ride moving platforms, often while under enemy pressure.

Combat involves fast-paced encounters against human soldiers, robotic enemies, and large bosses with multiple attack patterns.

Robin can dodge, climb, and aim weapons in eight directions, encouraging mobility and precision.

Boss fights are elaborate set pieces that test both reflexes and puzzle-solving.

Defeating enemies and solving challenges rewards materials that feed into the game’s upgrade system.

Collectible resources found throughout the world can be used at workbenches to create tweaks, which grant p

Iconoclasts for Nintendo Switch is currently worth €96.41 loose. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Iconoclasts has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common Nintendo Switch titles.

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The PAL version of Iconoclasts is currently worth €96.41 loose, versus €73.98 for NTSC-U. Regional price differences usually come down to print run size and regional collector demand.