Drone Swarm

[h1] [b]I AM SWARM[/b] Drones are not toys so make sure to make good use of them. Send them to annihilate spaceships by dragging lines or create barriers for protection. Total drone count is your health, don't loose to many or it's game over. Another ability is charge, where you hold button in one point with your sausage finger and blast drones with high impact. Some objects can be pushed by doing that technique like cargo boxes. Missions include not always defending but also other goals to complete, but on the contrary missions are super short. Story is ok with comic book like cutscenes. Upgrade swarm for new attacks. Very atmospheric. Interesting mix of strategy and unique approach is what makes this one worth checking out. [/h1]

its actually amazing

its could have been a good game but it was one of the most bug filled games i ever played. on some missions the game would confuse an enemy with an ally and i couldnt deal any damage from any source , i couldnt even move them with the kinnetic push. on other missions the ship would not load , the cutscenes would not load and i would just look at a black screen , the upgrade menu constantly removed and added upgrades i already had and could have which made things confusing. multible times i had to close and reopen the game because the level would crash or i would get stuck the the teleportation cutscene. overall the gameplay has it fun moments but it got ruined by the sheer amount of bugs i encountered. Tho i dont expect these bugs to be fixed anytime soon seeing as how the game is now dead.

game keeps on crashing and makes my laptop too hot to play

Drone Swarm is a science-fiction real-time strategy title developed by stillalive studios and published by astragon Entertainment. Built around one highly ambitious idea, the game places players in command of a massive swarm consisting of tens of thousands of drones that act as both a weapon and a shield. Rather than relying on traditional RTS mechanics such as constructing bases, harvesting resources, and managing numerous unit types, Drone Swarm focuses almost entirely on controlling this enormous cloud of autonomous machines. The result is a game that feels refreshingly different from many of its genre counterparts and offers a strategic experience centered on precision, adaptation, and creativity. The story follows the crew of the Argo, humanity’s final faster-than-light spacecraft, as they search the galaxy for a new home. This narrative backdrop gives purpose to the campaign and transforms the experience into more than a series of disconnected battles. Throughout the journey, players encounter hostile forces, make decisions regarding their route, and interact with various events that shape the voyage. While the plot does not redefine science-fiction storytelling, it successf…

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