Clone Drone in the Danger Zone is an impressive ten years old, I can report, with the developers at Doborog Games celebrating the anniversary with a content update and a new mobile version of the decade-old slash ’em up.

If you’re not in the loop, Clone Drone in the Danger Zone is a voxel-art indie game about controlling robots and taking them into battles with lightsaber-like weapons and then chopping bits off your enemies.

The biggest news today is the release of the game on mobile platforms, with Doborog bringing it to both Android and iOS devices. There’s even a trailer for the launch, which you can see below.

Our Kieran loves a bit of roguelike vinyl, and there’s a new translucent green OST available via iam8bit, if you love it, too.

There are also a bunch of gameplay changes for the game, with Clone Drone’s Anniversary Update adding new challenges, fresh enemies, and even new cutscenes (with eyebrows – what a time to be alive, especially if you’re a robot).

There’s also some under-the-hood-type stuff, including proper matchmaking, which is one of those additions that long-time players will appreciate.

Another bonus is going to be the Summon Walker, who has been added and included in the new anniversary cutscenes. This is actually the oldest design ever cut from the game, back when it was still on itch.io, and it has been dusted off and updated for a new generation of cloned drones.

You can read more details and click on links to everything mentioned over on the Steam page, where you’ll find a blog post detailing the Anniversary Update and everything else.

Finally, let’s see this one out with the game’s new and updated platform roll call. Clone Drone in the Danger Zone is out now on Android, iOS, PC (Lin, Mac, Win), PS4, PS5, Switch, and the Xboxes.

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