Neon Duel
Dodge fire and swap weapons to outsmart rivals in fast-paced neon drone duels.
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tobias made this on Mable.
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Steer a neon drone and swap between three weapons to defeat rival bots in fast-paced duels or a 31-player battle royale.
How to play
- Drag the on-screen joystick to move your drone around the arena cover.
- Tap the weapon buttons to switch between pistol, rifle, and sniper.
- Keep enemies in your line of sight to automatically aim and fire.
- Dodge incoming projectiles and stay inside the shrinking safe zone in battle royale.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the on-screen joystick to move and tap buttons to swap weapons.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the on-screen joystick to move and click weapon buttons.
More about this game
Take control of a neon drone in top-down combat where your ship automatically aims and fires at enemies in your line of sight. Your goal is to win 1v1 duels by being the first to score three eliminations, or survive a 31-player battle royale as the safe zone shrinks. Swap between a pistol, assault rifle, and sniper to match the combat distance. A match ends when you reach the score limit or are eliminated.
Tips
- The sniper deals 65 damage per hit but has a 1.2-second firing delay, making it best for long-range ambushes.
- Switch to the assault rifle for close combat; it fires rapidly every 0.15 seconds but only deals 10 damage.
- In battle royale mode, stay out of the storm. It drains 9 health per second initially and 25 health later.
FAQ
- How do I shoot at enemies?
- Your drone automatically aims and fires whenever an enemy is in your direct line of sight. You just need to focus on moving, dodging, and selecting the right weapon.
- What is the difference between the game modes?
- Bot Duel is a 1v1 match where the first to score 3 kills wins. Battle Royale drops you into a shrinking arena with 30 bots, where the last drone standing wins.
- Can I play against a friend?
- Yes, the game features a local multiplayer mode where two players share the same screen, each using their own joystick and weapon cycle button.
