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The simulation game Remote Reaper: FPV Drone, developed by Ukrainian creator Vladyslav Fomenko, is now available on Steam. In the game, players are tasked with destroying enemy targets using precision drone strikes while factoring in electronic warfare systems and target armor. According to the game’s description, a controller isn’t required—flights can be handled entirely with a keyboard and mouse.
The game is currently in early access and is available with a 25% discount until April 18th. To check if it’s worth your attention, a demo version is available for download on its Steam page.
Remote Reaper: FPV Drone is a simulator that places players in the role of an FPV drone operator in modern warfare settings. Players must remotely control FPV drones to carry out effective strikes on enemy vehicles. Realistic challenges, such as signal loss and image distortion, can interfere with operations. The simulator offers both realistic controller-based control and simplified keyboard and mouse controls for players.
“Each enemy vehicle has vulnerable points. Your task is to identify these critical areas and deliver precise strikes to effectively neutralize the enemy,” the developer explains. “You will be tasked with various combat missions: destroying enemy equipment, locating and striking key targets from the air.”
The game world is based on the concepts of modern warfare, where soldiers use the latest military technologies. Combat vehicles and advanced drones play a crucial role in various conflicts, and players can experience the real tension of military operations. “Immerse yourself in modern battles, where the outcome depends solely on your skills and strategy,” the Steam page states. “Accuracy and reaction speed are key to success, and well-thought-out tactics will allow you to dominate the battlefield.”
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