Originators against generics across ten sites. Patients in beds are worth more than kills — heal one and they fight for you. The patent clock never stops.
The crew
Each one carries a perk into the field. Pick the one whose bad habits suit your play.
Fast hands
Buzz cut, black tee, never stops moving. Quicker on his feet and quicker to reload.
The board
Six originators with a molecule to protect, six generic houses waiting for the patent to lapse. Choose who you are and who you are up against.
Ways to play
Every mode runs on the same economy: a kill is worth something, a patient is worth more.
Where you play
Warehouses, cold rooms, packaging lines, an executive floor, a lab, a distribution yard, a trade show — and the Maxis campus in Bracknell, both buildings.
Field notes
Both sides run the same brain. Nobody trails you around the map any more, and nobody balls up in a doorway.
Each side splits into small squads. A commander scores every objective on the map and fans the squads out across them — the second squad to want the same objective is talked out of it.
Every level is scanned for tiles with a wall at their back. A bot claims one, and no other bot may stand within two tiles of it. That claim is what stops the pile-up.
Break line of sight and they hold your last known position, sweep it, and listen for gunfire elsewhere. Shooting from the dark gives you away.
A beat of reaction time on first contact, aim that tightens the longer they can see you, shots led ahead of a moving target, and bursts with gaps you can move in.
Allies take patients, hold ground and push objectives on their own initiative. Escorting you is one option among many, not the default.
Press B in a match for the debug overlay: every bot's state, its squad colour, its claimed ground, and a live clustering figure for both sides.
Reference
| Move | WASD |
| Sprint | Shift |
| Jump | Space |
| Fire | Left mouse |
| Weapons | 1–8 or scroll |
| Reload | R |
| Pack grenade | G |
| Stim | H |
| Treat patient | E held, up close |
| Emote wheel | F then 1–4 |
| See yourself | V held |
| Bot debugNEW | B |
How to play
It looks like a shooter and it plays like one. But what you are actually fighting over is who ends up holding the molecule, the patients and the shelf.
Launch
The whole game is one file. It loads into the frame below and runs on your machine — no account, no server, no save to lose.
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