The game is filled with choices, some minor, and others major. This RoboCop: Rogue City Choices & Consequences Guide breaks down all of the choices we’ve discovered in the game and provides information on what happens depending on what choice you make.
Unfortunately, there is no option to save in RoboCop: Rogue City, so it makes it very difficult to reload and make certain choices multiple times. This is especially true in the crimes and investigations section of the game. An important piece of advice. If you want to have more control over dialogue options, solving crimes without fatalities, you will want to invest in Psychology. This is a skill heavily used throughout the game and opens additional dialog options in nearly every single case-related encounter.
There are two main types of choices in RoboCop Rogue City. You have the choices that reward you with Upheld Law Points or Public Trust Points, then you have choices that impact characters and relationships. The former is simply enough, typically being nice to a citizen is Public Trust and blindly enforcing the law regardless, is Upheld Law.
For the other choices, early on, my skills weren’t high enough to pick the optimal choice every time so I guided both responses. From the Steel Mill onward, I had enough Psychology to know the “best” answer so I went with that. If the conversations are not listed, they do not have any impact.
The interactions that seem to change or influence the end of the game include Pickles, Dr Olivia Blanche, Samantha Ortiz, Ulysses Washington, John Mills, Mayor Kuzak, and whether or not you get higher Upheld the Law points or Public Trust points. Finishing the story with the highest relationships with each of the characters gives the “best” ending.
RoboCop: Rogue City Choices & Consequences Guide
Steel Mill
Speaking with Samantha Ortiz
I do (Give a statement) is the best answer.
Final Choice (End Of Story)
You get to decide what to do with the Old Man. I chose to save him. A huge piece of concrete falls from the sky toward RoboCop and the Old Man saves him, at the cost of his own life.