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Robot Brawl: Scrapyard
A whole planet, one rookie robot, and a stick. Drive out, crack open what you find, and fight for the rest.
Drive, don't menu
Push the stick where you want to go and the machine steers itself there. A compass names the nearest chest, robot, town and home; a beam of light stands on whatever you should do next.
Loot is hardware
Chests hold scrap and parts. Bolt what you find onto your machine in the garage — anywhere you like, in the material you can afford — and the physics decides what holds.
Fights where you stand
Drive up to a parked robot and challenge it. Walls rise on the ground you were standing on: thirty seconds, you drive, and the walls close in over the last ten.
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Independent game studio
Games with real machinery under the hood.
Cyberduck Club builds games where the simulation is the point — real physics, real consequences, and systems deep enough to out-think.
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What we believe
Simulation first
If the game says your robot tipped over because it was top-heavy, it really was. No dice rolls where physics will do.
Respect for players
No ads, no tracking, no dark patterns. Our games are free, and your data stays yours — read the privacy policy, it's short.
Depth over content
We'd rather ship one planet you can master for a hundred hours than a hundred levels you tap through once.