DeepState launches drone arcade game where players strike Russian refineries

The DeepState analytics team, together with the 1st Separate Center of Unmanned Systems, has released a new mini-game called Deep Strike Arcade. The project gives anyone the chance to feel like an operator of a strike drone and hit strategic targets of the Russian regime.

Players can attack locations such as the Smolensk airfield, the Moscow oil refinery, and a chemical plant in Bryansk. The developers admit that due to modest graphics, the locations will not burn as vividly as in the famous real-life videos, but they expect the game to have a positive effect on the morale of Ukrainians and help sharpen potentially useful skills.

During gameplay, players must dodge mobile fire groups and air defense systems while avoiding electronic warfare countermeasures. Deep Strike Arcade is available for free on PC and smartphones. A small donation unlocks additional content.

The game can be launched via a direct link or by clicking on Moscow on the real interactive DeepState map. Donations collected through the game will help Ukraine in destroying real targets deep inside Russian territory.