Welcome to RoboRally.Com!
This site is dedicated to the enjoyment of the board game RoboRally from Wizards of the Coast.

RoboRally is a robot race game in which each player attempts to be the first to touch a series of flags by maneuvering a robot across a dynamic race course. The game is for two to eight players playing independently or on teams. Frequently, the race will mutate into multi-player skirmishes as those players who are behind use their weaponry in an attempt to slow the opposition. The simultaneous movement rules encourage clever strategies and counterstrategies as players try to second-guess their opponents.

RoboRally News
05.25.08 Announcing a new Robo-Rally board editor (windows only)! This board editor comes to us courtesy of Heiko Bieger. Download version 1.0.3 here and give it a try. Please send comments to roboeditor@roborally.com
03.26.08 Completely unrelated to Roborally, I thought this site was neat. Check out the MyMiniCity for Roborally. http://roborally.myminicity.com/. Click on the link and help the city grow!

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07.11.07 Thanks to Vittorio Alinari, we now have some new starter boards for download. Please check them out in the 'S' section of the boards.
11.12.06 Greg King has put together a nice Pacman variant. Check the new board in boards section under 'P'.
12.21.05 NEW BOARDS! Check out the four new boards courtesy of T. Montgomery. The "RR Race" boards are arranged into a track to make for a challenging race.
12.09.05 Corrected Magno Base board.
09.11.05 Added link to Avalon Hill online rule book. See Links
07.17.05 RoboRally is now back in the stores!! Get it now at FunAgain Games.
07.17.05 Interesting first look from the forums at Avalon Hill, Click Here.
07.16.05 The next article in a series is now available. The article is called "RoboRally Part 2".
07.10.05 Avalon Hill's Web Site has put some more information about the up coming release of RoboRally. The article is called "RoboRally Part 1".
06.04.05 June 2005 issue of Game Trade Magazine info on Roborally. Click Here.
06.03.05 In the current issue of Games Quarterly, there was an interview with Avalon Hill brand manager Linda Cox. She discusses the new version of RoboRally. Here is what she said:
Obviously, the big deal is the eight new game boards. We were careful to make certain that they were backwards compatible with the older boards so that players could mix and match. Other changes are all focused on making it easier for players to easily see their status and next steps. There are factory floor guides similar to what was in the original and 4 player reference cards. I think the biggest improvement, though, are the track guides. There are multiple suggested set ups included within this version so that gamers can focus on their strategy rather that board design. We've found that sometimes, especially when you are fairly new to the game, that without some guidance the tracks that people designed weren't necessarily the most fun. That doesn't mean that experienced players can't design and program new play patterns; we just thought that we would start you out with some of our favorites.
03.11.05 Avalon Hill announces their 2005 lineup which includes RoboRally! See the release on Avalon Hill web site
09.11.04 Roborally to be re-released! Check this story on the Gaming Report
08.03.03 Added a new section on the links page for electronic versions of the game.
04.20.03 A new board has been added, with a new element called "Mega Crusher". It is called Crush'N'Flee and is courtesy of Labyrinth. Check it out!
04.20.03 Made some changes to the way the board pages are shown. Nothing should look different to users. The backend changed a bit. If there are problems let me know.
04.12.03 Added links to the official rules and some english translations. Click on links to view.
02.14.03 Mr. Paul Randles passed away on 2-10-2003. Mr. Randles played a big part in bringing us some of the RoboRally expansions. Click here to see the Google News Thread.