Nanobot Swarm

One move spreads your swarm, and every enemy node it lands beside flips to your side. 106 levels, eight sectors, eight bosses — and a duel for two on one phone.

NANOBOT SWARM is a turn-based territory game about reading a board, not out-tapping it. Tap one of your nodes, tap where it goes, and every enemy node touching the landing square flips to your color. Nothing here is a reflex test. The grid belongs to whoever holds it when the last empty square closes.

TWO MOVES, ONE RULE Clone one square and the parent stays — you are two nodes where you were one. Jump two squares and the parent is gone — you have covered ground and left something behind. That single trade is the whole game, and every level below is it pointed at one idea at a time.

106 LEVELS, EIGHT SECTORS Each sector is one rogue swarm, and the ladder up to it is the same in all eight so you learn its rhythm once. Convert a cluster in a single move. Purge a frozen swarm inside a move budget. Reach every marked cell before the budget runs out. Then skirmish, hold ground, and duel the boss on a crop of its own board before you face it whole.

MASTERY — 42 MORE, PAST THE BOSSES Beat a sector from three onward and seven optional levels open behind it. They gate nothing; the next sector was already yours. They are the rematch where the swarm has learned, the comeback from a node down, the long match where it opens. Take them when you want them.

EIGHT OPPONENTS WITH FACES Drift wanders. Glint grabs. Latch holds a perimeter. Each one has its own board, its own color, its own way of taking a node from you, and a briefing card that tells you what it does before you commit.

LOCAL DUEL Pass-and-play on one device. Two people, no AI, no clock, fresh boards every time.

WHAT MAKES IT TICK • A board that sits in open space — nebula, dust, and a crowd of nanobots that cheers as the pressure rises • Captures that cascade: the captive flares, sparks throw, and a big sweep pulses the whole rim • A silent attract loop on the title screen that is a real match, played for real • A briefing before every level: the goal, the constraints, and what three stars costs • Nine timed drills in the late sectors — everything else takes as long as you take • Configurable music, sound and haptics, each its own switch

DESIGNED FOR ONE-HANDED PLAY Portrait only. Compact HUD. Big tap targets. Built for short, focused sessions on the train, in the line, before bed.

PLAYS OFFLINE No accounts, no sign-in, no servers keeping score. Your progress lives on your device.

Made with care by Archivium Labs.