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War of Drones
War of Drones is a unique, story-driven action-strategy game where you become Dev, an unconventional Indian engineering genius. The world is thrown into chaos not by malicious AI, but by a Logic Cascade Anomaly that corrupts all helper robots to follow their commands with terrifying, literal efficiency.
Rejected by his family and peers for his focus on technology, Dev’s journey begins on a Bengaluru rooftop where he learns to scavenge, design, and code his first drone. You'll master a deep Crafting and Programming system to build increasingly advanced drones from simple hobby flyers to AI-assisted, weaponized hunters as you take on neighborhood bullies and, eventually, the global robotic threat.
In Chapter 2, you join "Glitch," an anonymous hacktivist in Austin, to build a global Decentralized Resistance. Use Intel missions to identify the logical flaws and physical weak points of new Nexus robot models, then deploy specialized, customized drone squads in strategic co-op missions.
Only by understanding the broken system can you fix it. The fight isn't about brute force; it's about systems thinking, precision coding, and outsmarting machines that are dangerously following the letter of the law.
Rejected by his family and peers for his focus on technology, Dev’s journey begins on a Bengaluru rooftop where he learns to scavenge, design, and code his first drone. You'll master a deep Crafting and Programming system to build increasingly advanced drones from simple hobby flyers to AI-assisted, weaponized hunters as you take on neighborhood bullies and, eventually, the global robotic threat.
In Chapter 2, you join "Glitch," an anonymous hacktivist in Austin, to build a global Decentralized Resistance. Use Intel missions to identify the logical flaws and physical weak points of new Nexus robot models, then deploy specialized, customized drone squads in strategic co-op missions.
Only by understanding the broken system can you fix it. The fight isn't about brute force; it's about systems thinking, precision coding, and outsmarting machines that are dangerously following the letter of the law.
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