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''Steambot Chronicles'' is a 2005 (2006 in Europe North America and Australia) ActionRPG made by Creator/{{Irem}} for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, known as ''Bumpy Trot'' in Japan. The game is set in a SteamPunk AlternateUniverse where most daily tasks are handled by [[SteamPunk steam powered]] [[HumongousMecha mechs]], affectionately known as [[MiniMecha Trotmobiles]]. The main character, Vanilla, wakes up on the shore of Seagull Beach [[EasyAmnesia with amnesia]], awakened by a girl who's part of a band called the Garland Globetrotters. Finding an abandoned and beat up trotmobile nearby, he agrees to help her reunite with her friends in the nearby town, while also trying to rediscover his lost past. [[NowWhereWasIGoingAgain Supposedly.]]

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''Steambot Chronicles'' is a 2005 (2006 in Europe North America and Australia) ActionRPG made by Creator/{{Irem}} for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, Platform/PlayStation2, known as ''Bumpy Trot'' in Japan. The game is set in a SteamPunk AlternateUniverse where most daily tasks are handled by [[SteamPunk steam powered]] [[HumongousMecha mechs]], affectionately known as [[MiniMecha Trotmobiles]]. The main character, Vanilla, wakes up on the shore of Seagull Beach [[EasyAmnesia with amnesia]], awakened by a girl who's part of a band called the Garland Globetrotters. Finding an abandoned and beat up trotmobile nearby, he agrees to help her reunite with her friends in the nearby town, while also trying to rediscover his lost past. [[NowWhereWasIGoingAgain Supposedly.]]



It was followed by two spinoffs. The first, ''Blokus Club with Bumpy Trot'' for the Playstation 2, was a [[NoExportForYou Japan-only]] video game adaptation of the popular tabletop game ''TabletopGame/{{Blokus}}'' featuring characters from Steambot Chronicles. It was later ported to UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable as ''Blokus Club Portable'', which was released internationally as ''Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship''. The second, ''Steambot Chronicles: Battle Tournament'' for the PSP, was an [[ActionizedSequel actionized spinoff]] released in 2009 and taking place sometime after the first game. It did away with most of the elements ''Steambot Chronicles'' was known for, focusing purely on the Trotmobile battles and the side quests.

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It was followed by two spinoffs. The first, ''Blokus Club with Bumpy Trot'' for the Playstation 2, was a [[NoExportForYou Japan-only]] video game adaptation of the popular tabletop game ''TabletopGame/{{Blokus}}'' featuring characters from Steambot Chronicles. It was later ported to UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable Platform/PlaystationPortable as ''Blokus Club Portable'', which was released internationally as ''Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship''. The second, ''Steambot Chronicles: Battle Tournament'' for the PSP, was an [[ActionizedSequel actionized spinoff]] released in 2009 and taking place sometime after the first game. It did away with most of the elements ''Steambot Chronicles'' was known for, focusing purely on the Trotmobile battles and the side quests.

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''Steambot Chronicles'' is a 2005 (2006 in Europe North America and Australia) ActionRPG made by Creator/{{Irem}} for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, known as ''Bumpy Trot'' in Japan. The game is set in a SteamPunk AlternateUniverse where most daily tasks are handled by [[SteamPunk steam powered]] [[HumongousMecha mechs]], affectionately known as [[MiniMecha Trotmobiles]]. The main character, Vanilla, wakes up on the shore of Seagull Beach [[EasyAmnesia with amnesia]], awakened by [[TheChick a girl]] who's part of [[FiveManBand a band]] called the Garland Globetrotters. Finding an abandoned and beat up trotmobile nearby, he agrees to help her reunite with her friends in the nearby town, while also trying to rediscover his lost past. [[NowWhereWasIGoingAgain Supposedly.]]

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''Steambot Chronicles'' is a 2005 (2006 in Europe North America and Australia) ActionRPG made by Creator/{{Irem}} for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, known as ''Bumpy Trot'' in Japan. The game is set in a SteamPunk AlternateUniverse where most daily tasks are handled by [[SteamPunk steam powered]] [[HumongousMecha mechs]], affectionately known as [[MiniMecha Trotmobiles]]. The main character, Vanilla, wakes up on the shore of Seagull Beach [[EasyAmnesia with amnesia]], awakened by [[TheChick a girl]] girl who's part of [[FiveManBand a band]] band called the Garland Globetrotters. Finding an abandoned and beat up trotmobile nearby, he agrees to help her reunite with her friends in the nearby town, while also trying to rediscover his lost past. [[NowWhereWasIGoingAgain Supposedly.]]



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* InexplicableTreasureChests: All over the place from farm houses to city buildings to the middle of nowhere the entire world has these stashed about everywhere. Some do make a little sense by appearing in people's rooms and containing stuff like clothes or books, but random chests appearing out on wooden walkways and containing things like fresh bread are pushing it. This trope really gets taken UpToEleven in the ruins though, where Vanilla can find ancient artifacts inside fancy treasure chests. (Though he can also find spoiled food that can make him sick if he eats it.)

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* InexplicableTreasureChests: All over the place from farm houses to city buildings to the middle of nowhere the entire world has these stashed about everywhere. Some do make a little sense by appearing in people's rooms and containing stuff like clothes or books, but random chests appearing out on wooden walkways and containing things like fresh bread are pushing it. This trope really gets taken UpToEleven up to eleven in the ruins though, where Vanilla can find ancient artifacts inside fancy treasure chests. (Though he can also find spoiled food that can make him sick if he eats it.)

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