ROBOT × DRONE × HUMAN — TACTICAL SURVIVALRobot vs Drone vs Human

What is this game?

In 20XX, Japan is overrun by AI robot units and autonomous drone swarms. The two factions are enemies of each other and fight in the streets. You are just a human. No gun, no EMP. All you have is a smartphone and a talent for hiding.

The twist: your phone's real sensors are the game mechanics. Shake your phone and robots sense the vibration. Speak loudly and the microphone picks it up — drones incoming. Clamp the phone to your chest and hold your breath, and you genuinely disappear. Switch to airplane mode and you really go dark to radio tracking.

• Robots (red ■) — ground crawlers. They track vibration (accelerometer) and contact. Slow but tough.
• Hounds (red ▲) — fast scout robots. Trigger the "DON'T MOVE!" prompt. Move your phone and you're caught.
• Drones (orange ●) — eyes in the sky. They react to radio (online state) and sound (microphone). Weak at night and with lights out.
• Infighting — when robots meet drones they trade yellow lasers. Use the chaos to slip down an alley.

Controls & abilities

• Round pad on the left = movement (WASD / arrow keys on desktop).
• Jamming (J) — radio interference. Stuns drones for 4s, 35% crash. Crashing drones crush robots. Costs 15 power.
• Anti-Gait (G) — an irregular buzz rhythm that defeats gait-analysis AI. Movement detection cut 65% for 12s. Costs 5 power.
• Lights Out (L) — dims the screen. Blinds drones at night, but you can barely see your radar either. Also genuinely saves OLED battery.
• Radio Silence (R) — stops passive emissions. Harder to track, but supply drops stop too.
• Shake Scan — shake the device hard for a radar pulse that reveals enemies for 3s. Costs 5 power.
• Prompts — "DON'T MOVE!" means don't move the phone. "STAY SILENT!" means keep quiet for 5 seconds.

Android features used

Accelerometer (DeviceMotion) / microphone loudness (getUserMedia + Web Audio, on-device only) / compass (DeviceOrientation) / Vibration API / Battery Status API / network state (navigator.onLine) / Wake Lock / Fullscreen API / Web Share / localStorage / PWA (offline play, add to home screen).

Real-world knowledge — where the story ends and reality begins

The enemies are fiction, but what the game teaches about drone sensors, radio, heat and shelter is drawn from reality. Every INTEL card shown in play is collected here. Labels: FACT = repeatedly confirmed in public reporting or official guidance; ESTIMATE = based on today's technology and may change within years; FICTION = a game-only premise that does not hold in reality.

This is not a training manual and does not replace official instructions. In a real emergency, follow Japan's Civil Protection Portal, your municipality and J-Alert first.

Privacy

Microphone input is used only to compute a loudness level — never recorded, stored, or transmitted. Geolocation is opt-in and only shown in your local combat log. Scores are stored in your browser's localStorage. Privacy policy (Japanese).

All robots, drones, and wars depicted are fiction and unrelated to any real organization, country, or technology.