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About Forced Showdown Drone Invasion

Forced Showdown: Drone Invasion is an expansion for Forced Showdown, a challenging bullet hell brawler set in C-SAR’s ever-changing game show. It adds a campaign, a world, a boss and new enemies, cards, modifiers and quests. You choose a deck of unlockable cards to change how your character fights in each battle, then face hordes of enemies to become a superstar.

Play as Settsu

Settsu is a former soldier and new contestant who fights in a powerful mech suit. Its pulse-action assault rifle has a six-round magazine that charges up to a final rail beam, as well as a plasma ball launcher that needs to cool down. Shooting pulse ammunition into a plasma ball causes a large explosion.

The suit’s jetpack allows limited flight, and its landing impact can destroy nearby objects or enemies. Settsu’s mech also has a Pulse Rifle with a new ammo mechanic.

Explore the Drone Zone

The expansion adds a Drone world, where the Drones invade the shows with high-tech arenas and weaponry. It includes 10 Drone enemies, each with unique attacks and abilities.

Enter the Mentor’s Maze

The Mentor’s Maze is a new campaign and a new way to play. Explore its paths to find hidden treasure, bonus points and portals, and try to reach the mysterious mentor R3-KT, a new boss. Lives are at stake and modifiers are hidden in the maze.

Build your deck

The expansion adds 22 cards, including cards with the new Dismantle keyword. A Dismantle card burns another card to trigger a powerful effect, multiplied by the cost of the card it burns. Deck-building and planning can increase the value of these effects. New cards use drone technology and can upgrade champions.

The expansion also adds 10 Boss Cards, 10 modifiers and 18 quests to complete in the Mentor’s Maze.

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