MicroVolts

Naomi was the first female doll introduced to the MicroWorld. She is the most played female character, followed by Pandora. Her innocent, anime school girl appearance often misleads her enemies into thinking she is of little threat.

Naomi had base Run Speed +2.0% and did more Rifle damage.

Named after the Greek mythology character, Pandora uses evil tricks to dominate the playground. Not fond of males, due to a neglectful owner, this ball-jointed doll uses her seductive appeal to lure in targets before destroying them. Pandora also despises Naomi, a young anime doll.

Pandora has pale purple skin and has often more of a gothic/dark look, making her seductive and poise.

She was one of the first 4 figurines released, and obtaining her had the cost of 20000 MicroPoints. Later in MicroVolts Surge this was changed and she became a free playable character.

Pandora had +2.5% Explosion Armor and did more Sniper damage.

C.H.I.P. (Complex Humanoid Interchangeable Parts) is a mechanized Stikfas Figure originally created using spare parts salvaged from a junk yard. He has a very taunting and fun personality, making him loved by many. He is extremely impatient and always the first to charge into battle, without any regard for his own safety. This makes him a highly unpredictable opponent. He was one of the first 4 figurines released, and obtaining him had the cost of 20000 MicroPoints. Later in MicroVolts Surge this was changed and he became a free playable character.

C.H.I.P had a base HP of 2040, Run Speed boosted by 1.0% and did more Bazooka damage.

Knox was one of the first four figurines in the game, being cost free made him the most played male character until MicroVolts Surge. He is the stereotypical 'punk' character, dressing in t-shirts and shorts along with rather ridiculous hairstyles. His comments are also very intimidating and taunting. Knox was made to be a more tough version of Kai.

Knox had a base HP of 2080 and did more Gatling Gun damage.

Kai is modeled after a highschool boy, going in pair with Naomi. He was the fifth figure added to the game, charming everyone and becoming one of the most played characters. Although he was added so late into the game, his character was one of the first 4 figurines made in MicroVolts lore, making him a character well known to the Asian playerbase.

There were 4 more characters later added to the game that don't have much information about their background.

Amelia is modeled after an Elf, having a more pristine and clean look. She was first obtainable through MP and RT hammers, RT shop or Legenday High Elf Package. She was the first character that had her own set of weapons. Amelia's base stats were run speed +3.0%, and Explosion Armor +10.0%.

Sophitia was a peaceful priestess that choose the way of war to fulfill her destiny. Her figure wore a silk white dress and gold accessories making her look godly and pristine.

Simon was a cyborg figurine. Due to being in a near death situation, Simon had his body armored and he turned into what he is today. His main life motive is hunting and killing people who hurt him. He was obtainable by MP or RT Hammers or 6900RT. He had his own set of obtainable weapons only available to his use. When added, Simon had +100 HP and +10% Bullet Armor protection, but it was changed to +30 HP and +3.0% Bullet Armor because people considered him over-powered.

Sharkill Khan was a figurine modeled after a rapper. Not much information was released about this character. His base HP was 2200 and that was the only buff he had.

• The Weapon Upgrade System was added in the Luck and Load Update on 2011-11-10
• It's a system where you can upgrade one stat of your MP or RT weapon up to level nine by using battery energy and paying mp
• You can fail at the upgrade and when you do, you lose your MP or energy you used to upgrade it. There is a possibility the weapon could downgrade. Unfortunately, that means that the weapon will go down one level, but you can prevent that by getting the weapon protection item.(Downgrade system was removed, in the newer version of the game)
• Buying super glue will increase your chances of not failing an upgrade by 100%.
• When MicroVolts Surge was launched, the level of upgrading increased from 5 to 9. At level 9, it reduces the chance by 30%.

In the newest release of the game it will be easier to upgrade as pay-to-win is no longer in the game. Anyone with MicroPoints(MP) is easy enough to try, and you can always switch the upgrade options to your liking.

Furthermore, the upgrade options will have the same value as long as they are of the same type.

There are 17 game modes in MicroVolts: Team Death Match, Free For All, Item Match, Capture the Battery, Close Combat, Elimination, Zombie Mode, Arms Race, Invasion, Scrimmage, Bomb Battle and Boss Battle.[10] Each mode requires the player to use different skills in order to succeed. While some of the modes rely on team play and cooperation, such as Team Death Match and Elimination, other modes require a player to play offensively, such as Free For All and Close Combat and Arms Race.

Boss Battle is a special mode where 1-4 players have to fight an enormous robot and mini-robots called "Trackers". Players must avoid attacks and destroy the mini-robots in order to survive. Successfully defeating the boss and winning the mode will give each player a gift box of Diamond, Gold, Silver or Bronze; Diamond is the rarest. Each contains a random gift, and better gifts correspond to the rarity of the box. Completing this mode doesn't give the player any experience points or micro points (MP), as in other modes.

There are 28 different maps, each featuring a different theme, layout and size. The 28 toy-like environment maps include:

• Junk Yard
• Forgotten Junk Yard
• Castle
• Neighbourhood
• House Top
• Model Ship
• PVC Factory
• PVC Factory(Night)
• Chess
• Battle Mine
• Toy Garden
• Toy Garden 2
• Magic Paper Land
• Toy Fleet
• Academy
• Hobby Shop
• Bitmap
• Bitmap 2
• Wild West
• Rumpus Room
• Cargo
• Beach
• Tracker Factory
• Rock Band
• Rock Band W
• Rock Band S
• Foosball
• Championship Castle siege

The Reactor map is only for Invasion. Academy Invasion is the only map for the Boss Battle. Some maps are exclusive to certain game modes.

Battery Charge is the game's reward system. By completing certain activities, players are able to unlock new rewards in the form of Micro Points, forum signature, image/video posting privileges, poll creation, and for a 25% charge earn a "RockHippo" set playable for the Knox character. The Battery Charge System is currently removed but developers are planning on a similar, better system.[11]

By completing certain objectives in-game, players unlock achievements. This allows players to gain Micro Points to spend in-game. There have been no updates to this system since it was first introduced.

MicroVolts regularly hosts game tournaments, social media and forum events for players. These have included a Splash of Colour Event, which invited players to colour-in a wallpaper design, submitted as an official MicroVolts wallpaper; and a CrossVolt Contest which quizzed players on their MicroVolts game IQ.[12]

The game engages with players through Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and MySpace. Its website features a clubhouse area which grants players access to unique community features.[13]

In the new Clan Hall, players can now create or manage their clans. They can also request membership into coveted clans or recruit elite members to their ranks. Players ultimately compete in-game with other clans for domination of the MicroWorld and placement on the Clan Leaderboard.[14]

5 tiers and 3 advanced tiers!

From Bronze to Diamond, and Advanced tiers for the top players!

Competition is always fun, thrilling, and challenging.

Each season a new league will start to determine who would be the true honorable winners!

You play better? Prove it on the League Match!

In the new release of the game MicroVolts now known as MicroVolts Recharged, once the game releases they will add the league match [15] system which will be a 2v2 match with chooseable gamemodes, maps and in the loading screen you'll be approached by the newly added dioramas.