Robbie: Virus Lab
About Robbie: Virus Lab
Robbie: Virus Lab is a clicker-idle game where coins roll in every second and the whole point is spending them on new viruses to unleash on a hapless character named Robbie. The loop is deliberately silly: earn, buy, inject, combine, and watch what happens. Several scenes show a transparent medical syringe with a white plunger and blue liquid markings in the foreground. A brown-trunked tree with three clusters of bright green geometric leaves appears behind the character in several views. In one scene, a white ceramic toilet basin sits underneath the yellow character.
How to Play Robbie: Virus Lab: Earn, Inject, and Combine Viruses
Coins accumulate automatically every second. Spend them to buy new viruses in the game. Approach the rack to pick up viruses, then walk up to Robbie to inject them. Combining viruses reveals new effects.
Controls
PC Controls
- W, A, S, D or Arrow Keys: Walk
- Space: Jump
- Tab: Unlock/block the mouse cursor
Mobile Controls
- Joystick: Walk
- Button with one arrow: Jump
- Approach the rack with viruses: Take viruses
- Approach Robbie: Inject viruses
- Red button: Drop all viruses on Robbie
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