Six retro cabinets — match-3 nest-busting, salvage snake, rust invaders and more. Every level is one attempt, 999 levels deep. Winning pays Time.
Time is fuel: commit it, then auto-battle swelling monster waves. Rare boss encounters freeze the clock — win or lose, no waiting it out. Loot pays Money and parts.
Duel AI-driven rebuilds of real players' bots in a neon ring. Climb the Sparks rating, keep a separate brawl loadout, defend while you sleep.
Match tiles to vent the reactor and crack rust nests before the heat tops out. A run of four summons MechaBud into the board — match him for a rampage. He's not supposed to be in there. He knows.
Your tail is the scrap train you've collected — crash into it and the whole haul's gone. Wrap-around edges, obstacle mazes that stay the same on every retry, and a wandering rustmite worth triple if you can hunt it down.
Thirty mites descend in formation and your floor is the last line. Catch falling power-ups mid-fight, then draft one of three permanent ship upgrades after every level — your mechaship grows with the climb.
Strict-turn wall ball against rivals from the monster bestiary — chargers dash for the return, bombers hit back with explosive spin. Rallies get faster every hit. Swipe into the ball hard enough and it's a P0W3R SH0T.
Pitch black arena. MechaBud painted matte black. The patrol torches sweeping the walls are the only mirror you have — graze a beam's edge for points, get caught in its core and you're done. Cross to the glowing hatch.
Steer through gates to grow a firing squad of mini-buds, crack 20-shot power pods, dodge the Landlord's toll booths — then face a boss from the Patrol roster at the end. Your squad is your health bar. Guard it.