Mechaboom

Seven battlefields, four kinds of hunters to dodge, shoot and kick away, and your best moments replayed after every run. No ads, no purchases, no account.

Mech combat, filmed live from a drone.

Pilot forty tonnes of steel across seven battlefields: a valley of forests and lakes, an open desert swept by sandstorms, a city whose buildings give way under fire, a port at night where your own heat gives you away, a frozen lake whose ice cracks under your feet, a wind farm in a thunderstorm where lightning finds the tallest steel, and a volcanic ridge where vents erupt and lava flows close the passes. Five waves of hunters come for you. One machine, one run, about five minutes.

FOUR KINDS OF HUNTERS Brawlers charge in and stomp: dash aside when they crouch. Artillery shells you from afar: keep out of the marked circles. Heavies are shielded in front: flank them, cut their legs. Spotter drones guide the others' fire: shoot them down first.

DODGE AT THE LAST MOMENT A laser marks every salvo before it comes. Read it, sidestep, and slow time down when it gets tight. Mind your heat. And when one gets too close, kick it away.

TAKE THEM APART, PIECE BY PIECE Damage is located: arms, rocket pods, legs. Aim for what matters. Their backs are thinner. In the city, two rockets bring a corner down and parked cars go up in chains.

RELIVE YOUR BEST MOMENTS Every run ends on a highlight reel: your best kills, dodges and collapses, replayed from the ground in slow motion. Then the debrief: waves, targets, dodges, hull, time, and a grade. Beat your record.

SEEN FROM THE DRONE You follow the fight through the drone's on-screen display, live. Left thumb to walk, right thumb to aim and fire.

• No ads, no in-app purchases, no account. • Plays offline. • In English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean. • For iPhone and iPad.

Privacy: the game sends anonymous play and performance data (your device's model, how smoothly it runs, how your runs go) so it can run well on every phone. No account, nothing sold or shared, no advertising.

Made by one developer.