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Play Mobile Police Patlabor Online

Pilot a clunky police mech through tight city streets—tweak your loadout before missions, then outmaneuver rogue robots in surprisingly tactical real-time brawls. The pixel art somehow makes your Labor feel both powerful and awkward in the best way.

Developer: Bandai
Genre: Action
Released: 1990
File size: 43.99 KB
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Game Overview

Mobile Police Patlabor (Game Boy) is one of those games that makes you wonder how they fit so much mecha goodness into a tiny cartridge. You’re basically a cop, but instead of a boring patrol car, you get a hulking Labor unit—think giant robot with police decals—to bust criminals and rogue mechs in grimy city streets.

At first glance, it looks like a simple tactical game, but there’s a surprising amount of depth. You tweak your Labor’s weapons before missions (shotgun or stun baton? Decisions, decisions), then jump into real-time skirmishes where positioning matters way more than you’d expect. The pixel art nails that retro mecha aesthetic, and the cyberpunk atmosphere is weirdly immersive for a Game Boy title.

If you’ve played Advance Wars and wished it had more giant robots and less grid-based formality, this is your jam. Just don’t let the chunky sprites fool you—it’s tougher than it looks.

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