Drone n Gone

units.Each upgrade can be paired with an Archetype, changing how it deals damage, how it develops and what combinations become possible from one run to the next.You won't have access to everything immediately. Expand your arsenal with earned E-Points and Doctrine Points, and decide what you want to bring into future runs.Hold the TreelineAs the drone operator, your job is to keep the bunker standing against waves of attackers that can start to feel endless.Watch the battlefield, decide which target needs to disappear first and launch your attacks where they're needed most. Ignore the wrong enemy for too long and eventually they'll reach your position and start tearing through its defences.Develop Your Military DoctrineBetween runs, earn Doctrine Points and spend them to expand your available arsenal.Unlock new equipment, then unlock additional Archetypes for it. Before the next operation, use Doctrine Cards to prepare your starting setup and gradually shape the tools you'll have available on future deployments.The further you progress, the more dangerous your doctrine becomes - and the more ways you have to make the other side regret showing up.Choose Your Operational RiskThe better you get, the worse the mess you're expected to walk into. At least you get some say in how bad it gets.Before each run, choose your Operational Risk level. Higher risk means a harder operation and more pressure on your current build and progression.Progress requires you to keep increasing Operational Risk, so think carefully about where you spend the resources earned on previous deployments.Still Fit for Another AssaultThe enemy does not appear especially concerned with whether its soldiers ever make it back.Wounded, maimed or barely fit to fight - if someone can still move toward your position, apparently they're good for one more assault. A Lada isn't going to buy itself.As the waves continue, that disregard for human life becomes increasingly grotesque: disposable troops, desperate improvisation, increasingly questionable battlefield decisions and units that probably should never have been anywhere near the front line.That's where much of Drone N Gone's satire comes from.FeaturesFPV drone attacks based on trajectories you aim manuallyFree movement across the battlefield and active target selectionA bunker you have to keep standing19 waves per run3 heavy mechanized assaults2 locations15 upgrades across drones, defences and various weapons7 combat ArchetypesMilitary Doctrine progression and Doctrine CardsPersistent unlocks between runsAdjustable Operational RiskIn-game and Steam achievementsMilitary satire focused on the increasingly unhinged logic of the attacking force