The player controls the fixed male cyborg protagonist RoboCop (Alex Murphy) in a gritty, violent first-person shooter focused on law enforcement, corporate satire, and street crime in dystopian Detroit. Story choices involve mayoral politics, OCP corruption, and NPC outcomes (e.g., therapist Dr. Olivia Blanche's view of machines, reporter Samantha Ortiz's career path) but remain within the original films' anti-corporate, pro-justice framework without activist framing or lectures.

Developer Teyon emphasized fan service, callbacks, and immersion in the source material with no DEI statements or consultancy involvement. The attached screenshots show classic armored RoboCop, standard FPS targeting, and a flamethrower robot enemy—purely traditional action visuals with no altered UI or messaging. Some external criticism targeted the game for being pro-police, but this reflects the IP's core premise rather than added ideology.