Complete Hazard - Rules

Nothing definitive about this, just my personal biases, but I would say after a quick glance:

1 - don't like the toxic waste tile! I was expecting something more like grey-black rubble with glowy orange bits.
2 - I like the brighter grass tile
3 - the mission cards aren't mentioned in the components (and I don't know what "C.H" means)
4 - The Resources section is cut off... it looks like avant garde rule writing: "There are... Turns!"
5 - My only real gameplay remark: I don't like having multiple kinds of dice (or even any kind other than 6-sided, generally) - couldn't you implement this in some way so that the game uses only one type of die? Just subtract 1 from the Robot's result or something (not the same statistically, but same general concept)
6 - Ziggurats aren't really explained... they're teleport stations, so that means units can move onto a space with one and appear at any other space with one? Also, it mentions units carrying them can cross water... first of all, why (thematically)? And secondly, what's the business with carrying stuff? It's not mentioned anywhere either.
7 - Where do you put new units you build? I guess individual robots do the building and you put them with the robot that built them? It's not in the rules.
8 - What's a command station?
9 - Actually, lots is missing from the rules - nothing about what Fortify means, no explanation of how much metal you can get from a metal space, and the above complaints... I think you need to really go over these rules and make sure they cover everything. If you try playing the game with someone without telling them the rules, just having them read them, you'll learn a LOT about what you're missing!
10 - I think you have a problem with Ziggurats taking two hits, unless you mean two hits in the same fight... how do you track their 'health' otherwise?
11 - Last thing: the combat sounds pretty weak and arbitrary to me. Just plain roll of the dice? I think it would be better if there were a largish fixed component to it with a smallish random element (and this would work well with the one kind of die too, e.g. each unit type has a 'strength', something like 4-8 or so, and you add a die roll to that to see who wins, allowing you to make robots weaker than others without using different dice). Add fun interactions too maybe, like Ziggurats boost the strength of all friends in the same tile by 1, something like that. Obviously all subject to balance.

It sounds like something that might be fun to play (depends on balance and such), as it does really seem like a simple, light wargame that would play pretty quickly. I think you need to try it out with human beings and discover where you're missing information, and much more importantly, what's fun and what isn't!