The DeepStateUA team, in collaboration with the 1st Separate Center of Unmanned Systems Forces, has launched Deep Strike Arcade — a browser-based arcade game where players control a long-range drone and attempt to reach a strategic target within Russian territory.





The DeepStateUA team, in collaboration with the 1st Separate Center of Unmanned Systems Forces, has launched Deep Strike Arcade — a browser-based arcade game where players control a long-range drone and attempt to reach a strategic target within Russian territory.
This was reported by DeepStateUA.
Players are invited to select a target for attack from a list of real Russian military and industrial facilities. Specifically, the game includes airfields, depots, aviation plants, and oil refineries. For each target, the distance, coordinates, and difficulty level are displayed.



After selecting a target, the “sortie” itself begins. You need to control the drone, evade dangers, maintain altitude, and collect batteries to continue the flight and strike the objective.

Tutorial.
If the drone is shot down, the game shows how far you managed to advance and what exactly caused the failure. For instance, the drone might be downed by a MANPADS or mobile air defense fire.

Failure.
DeepState encourages players to share their results. User Volodymyr K shared a complete walkthrough of a difficult level and added that on the impossible level, he managed to complete Yelabuga.

Completing a difficult level.
Meanwhile, user Dimch shares the “officially demilitarized” Engels airfield.

Engels airfield “demilitarized”.
The game is already available on DeepStateMap.
Previously, dev.ua reported that Ukrainian developers had added an FPV simulator to GTA V. Now, players can control a drone using a real remote control in the game, and the team also plans a separate online server with enemy military equipment.
Источник: www.vesti-ua.net
