Endless Co-Op and Co-Op Challengers are similar to their single player counterparts, but Last Bot Standing is the competitively multiplayer experience I was looking for. Here you can join an Endless Co-Op run, do Co-Op Challenges, fight to the death in Last Bot Standing or thrown down the gauntlet to a friend in a Private Duel. As a streamer who has used similar services like Crowd Control before, which runs off Bits and Channel Points, I really appreciate a feature that increases viewer engagement without them having to spend real world money.Ĭlone Drone In The Danger Zone also has a multiplayer mode. Viewers can also bet on how well you will do to try and earn more coins. Viewers earn coins over time through the extension which they can spend spawning more enemies, allies or a clone of you. Clone Drone In The Danger Zone has its own Twitch extension. One of the more interesting features for me is Twitch Mode. Not all challenges unlock abilities but there is an in-game reward for each of them. Certain skills require you to complete Challenges to unlock them.

Not all the skill tree is available straight away. Voxels can be armoured and while it doesn’t offer full protection (there’s still weak points), generally whichever part is covered by armour will need to be de-armoured first for the best chance to kill the enemy. Damage an enemy in certain ways and they’ll drop what they’re holding. Catch on fire? The flames will spread through your robot’s voxels until it burns out. Arm gets too damaged and falls off? You can’t use 2-handed weapons anymore. That means if you take too much damage to your legs you lose one and can’t move as fast. Voxels are 3D blocks that work together but are independent. The physics are very interesting and it’s a lot to do with voxels and how they’re used to construct the player character and enemies alike.

Clone drone in the danger zone