When I first learned that Cartoon Network's Adult Swim released a sequel to Robot Unicorn Attack (RUA) a few days ago on iOS, I could barely contain my excitement. As one of the first apps I ever ...

I imagine that after constructing Robot Unicorn Attack – a Canabalt clone that looks like an eight-year-old threw up on it after a three-week Skittles bender – two Adult Swim people stood back and had ...

Adult Swim has released the sequel to its runaway hit Robot Unicorn Attack, and you may find it to be more magnificent than you could have dreamed. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she ...

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How could Robot Unicorn Attack get any better? By adding pentagrams, flaming bats and a soaring metal soundtrack that’s how. Everyone’s favourite desktop Flash game has been given a heavy metal ...

Adult Swim has released Robot Unicorn Attack for .99cents and it has OpenFeint support. The description per the developer: “Everyone has dreams…even robot unicorns. Well, ESPECIALLY robot unicorns.

Is it possible you haven't played Robot Unicorn Attack yet? It's by far Adult Swim's most popular onilne Flash game, and not only is it available to play for free (in a few different forms) in your ...

Andrew Webster is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. The visuals have also ...

Robot Unicorn Attack 2 for iOS devices is currently leaping its way westward from New Zealand, with an expected arrival in North America overnight. TouchArcade reports the basics for the sequel stay ...

Robot Unicorn Attack was one of those joke games that turned out to be a complete gas. I still play it for a number of reasons, including the simple fact that I am a longtime Erasure fan and think ...