Drones: Defenders Astartes Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID1892490
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperPiggy Bytes Studio
• PublisherPigWare Piggy Bytes Studio
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Action, Indie, Simulation

Company pages: Developer: Piggy Bytes StudioPublisher: PigWare Piggy Bytes Studio

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Drones: Defenders Astartes Steam news

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• Drones: 2024 review - 8 December 2024

  Welcome Captain! I admit I've not being very regular with game updates so... here we go. Meanwhile, under the hood, Drones: Defenders Astartes , has seen a lot of changes. But before digging into the update... a quick announcement. What's next? I plan to release a playable demo on February 2025!. The demo will be focused on further improve the game by collecting feedback directly from the players. As improvements will be made to the game engine, new versions of the demo will be made available, to keep the communication channel open. Has been a very long journey up to this point and I excited at the idea the game will be open to the public. Ad majora! Improved graphics Much effort has been spent into subtly improving many aspect of the simulation. Overall the graphic style is consistent with its previous iterations but a number of special effects have been added. New the player drone is…

• Welcome to Drones: Defenders Astartes! - 19 December 2022

  So what is it Drones: Defenders Astartes? Simply put, Drones: Defenders Astartes (DDA) is a classic 2D space shooter with a twist (or two?): a deep simulation running in the back. The game took inspiration from the wireframe space shooters that were famous in the '70s and '80s. A time when videogames where in their infancy and white or green lines where the pinnacles of technology. Asteroids, Battle Zone, Star Wars and many others are at the core of DDA. But not only. I have worked as a software engineer for more than ten years in the defense industry. In a period when aging technology from the '80s and early '90 where getting replaced with more modern counterparts. DDA borrowed heavy inspiration to those technologies of old. Somewhat simplified and romanticised, I adapted some of those real-world technologies that I had the privilege to work on, to the game. And the second twist? Well.…