- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- July 27, 2021
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How co-op works
Up to four online players enter a dedicated co-op arena and survive escalating robot waves together; the story and other challenges are solo modes. Partners cover angles, dismember threats with precise voxel strikes, and select upgrades such as armor, deflection, bows, or jetpacks between rounds.
About this game
Clone Drone in the Danger Zone drops you into a brutal robot arena where every sword swing can sever limbs, heads, or entire torsos. Your mind lives inside a voxel gladiator, and survival means mastering timing, positioning, and the physics of dismemberment. The game offers both a solo story campaign and online co-op modes where you fight alongside friends against escalating waves of hostile robots.
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Combat revolves around melee dueling with swords, hammers, and energy weapons, all governed by a satisfying voxel destruction system. Every strike has weight, and losing an arm or leg changes how you move and fight. Co-op sessions demand constant communication as you cover each other's flanks, call out threats, and coordinate attacks against tougher enemies that can tear through lone players.
Online co-op and cross-platform multiplayer let you team up with others on Windows or Mac. Sessions are intense and often chaotic, with voice chat or quick callouts helping you survive longer runs and tougher arenas together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does co-op work in Clone Drone in the Danger Zone?
Co-op lets you team up online with friends to fight waves of hostile robots together. You'll need to cover each other's flanks, call out threats, and coordinate attacks against tougher enemies that can overwhelm solo players. The game supports cross-platform multiplayer between Windows and Mac.
Is communication important for co-op play?
Yes, communication is crucial. Co-op sessions are intense and chaotic, so voice chat or quick callouts help you survive longer runs. You'll need to coordinate attacks, warn teammates about incoming threats, and work together against enemies designed to punish lone players.
What happens when you lose body parts in combat?
Any part of your robot body can be sliced off during combat-arms, legs, head, or torso. Losing limbs actually changes how you move and fight, making positioning and defense even more critical as the battle goes on.