Battlefield terminal game
Mission
You are defending Utopia from the swarms of enemy drones.
Spawn and control defender drones. Set targets, orchestrate campaign, take care of the budget and kick those ba*trdz back to Sigoria.
Slavo Utopii!
Installation
pipx is preferred:
pipx install battlefield_term
battlefield_term
About: status and vision
Aims to simulate real drone battlefield, without being too hard to learn (it is more game than simulation). Focus is on different drones, their strategies and overall attack/defense coordination.
Development status is alpha. Feel free to suggest new drones, features or strategies.
FAQ
Why there is no "pause" button?
Will be implemented in the very moment when the real war can be paused too.
1 maintainer
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