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drone opticone

A free simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Web-based single-player RTS in the browser: command real-spec drones (DJI Mavic, FPV, Switchblade, Shahed, TB2) against an AI overlord. three.js WebGPU, C&C-style base building, power grid, market economy, missile defense, deterministic 20 Hz sim. Play: hec-ovi.github.io/drone-opticone

by @hec-ovi · hec-ovi/drone-opticone on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON HEC-OVI.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 20 Jul 2026

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**Play it in the browser: ** (static build, nothing to install).

Real-time strategy with zero humans on the battlefield: you command an AI overlord (a CENTCOM base) against another, mining lithium and oil, building drones from real-world specs and hunting the enemy base, from the start menu to the victory screen. Warcraft-style economy loop, Command & Conquer construction and satellite recon, and every unit is a real drone modeled 1 real mass, battery capacity, wind limits, ballistics.

Architecture: five sealed contracts over a typed bus, one package each, documented in contracts.md.

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