The DeepStateUA team, together with the 1st Separate Center for Unmanned Systems Forces, launched Deep Strike Arcade, a browser-based arcade game in which the player controls a long-range drone and tries to reach a strategic facility on the territory of Russia.
The DeepStateUA team, together with the 1st Separate Center for Unmanned Systems Forces, launched Deep Strike Arcade, a browser-based arcade game in which the player controls a long-range drone and tries to reach a strategic facility on the territory of Russia.
This is reported by DeepStateUA.
The player is offered to choose a target to strike among real Russian military and industrial facilities. In particular, the game features airfields, warehouses, aircraft factories, and oil refineries. For each target, the distance, coordinates, and difficulty level are shown.
After selecting a target, the actual «flight» begins. You must control the drone, avoid hazards, maintain altitude, and collect batteries to continue flying and hit the target.
If a drone is shot down, the game shows how far you have advanced and what exactly caused the failure. For example, whether the drone was shot down by a MANPADS or by mobile air defense fire.
DeepState encourages players to share their results. So, user Volodymyr K shared a complete walkthrough of a difficult level and added that on the impossible level he managed to pass Yelabuga.
And user Dimch shares the «officially demilitarized» Engels airfield.
The game is now available on DeepStateMap.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that Ukrainian developers added an FPV simulator to GTA V. Now you can control a drone in the game using a real remote control, and the team is also planning a separate online server with enemy military equipment.
