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Thanks for the feedback, I'll make those changes

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I like the game's premise, but since it's text-based, I'd appreciate some kind of translation into multiple languages so I could give you more feedback.

I like the game's premise, but since it's text-based, I'd appreciate some kind of translation into multiple languages so I could give you more feedback.

Hi! I'm developing DronePixel and would appreciate a short first-time playtest focused on clarity, rather than just whether you win.

Playable BETA: https://onepixelsoft.itch.io/dronepixel. It runs in the browser and is single-player with seven bots. A keyboard and mouse are recommended.

The idea is to move your character into cover while aiming an independent drone with the mouse. Scenery can be destroyed, firing briefly exposes you, and the tide rises and falls around the island.

Three things I'd like feedback on:

1. Separate movement and aiming: after the tutorial, is it clear that WASD moves the character while the mouse controls the drone's attack? Which action feels awkward or unclear?
2. Cover and exposure: can you tell when you are hidden, when firing reveals you, and why you become visible again? If an indicator is confusing, please describe the moment.
3. The tide: do the water changes make sense visually? Does it feel natural to find a new route as water rises, then return to land as it falls? Any disconnected water edges or objects that look incorrectly submerged would be useful to know about.

Even one observation from your first few minutes would help. Please include your browser/device and what you were doing when a problem happened. I plan to keep updates and further questions in this topic.

Quick controls: WASD move, mouse + left click fire, right click/Q switch weapon, Space jump or dive in water.

Gameplay screenshot from the published itch.io build:

Credits: licensed LimeZu environment/character assets and CC0 audio. AI tools assisted with parts of the code, text and promotional cover; full credits are on the game page.

Promotional artwork. Gameplay screenshots are on the game page.

Hi everyone! I'm sharing DronePixel, a free browser action game from Onepixelsoft, now available as a playable BETA.

You move your character with the keyboard while the mouse aims an independent drone. Hide beside trees, buildings and other objects, then relocate when that cover gets destroyed. Firing reveals your position for a few seconds, while the island's tide keeps rising and falling.

Helicopter arrivals, seven computer-controlled rivals, destructible scenery, vehicles, dropped cash and upgrades make each round a little different. This is single-player: you + 7 bots.

Play free in your browser: https://onepixelsoft.itch.io/dronepixel

Desktop controls: WASD to move, mouse + left click to aim/fire the drone, right click or Q to switch weapons, Space to jump/dive/use nearby vehicles, and Tab for the scoreboard. A computer with a keyboard and mouse is recommended.

I'd love to hear how the separate character/drone controls feel, whether hiding and exposure are clear, and what happens when the tide changes your route. Bugs and browser/device details are welcome too.

Credits: licensed LimeZu environment/character assets and CC0 audio. The promotional cover and parts of the code and text were made with AI tools. The game page includes further credits.