Drone Training

Drone Training

The actual gameplay is "capture the flag" - shoot enemies, capture buildings, defend territory. But.....see below for more:

Think of this as a digital garden, that happens to have mechs, tanks, explosions and laserblasts in addition to flowers, grasses, trees and frogs. A toy for developers, like myself, to play around with, experiment with and walk about in.

Drone Training is a small experimental 3D sandbox game built as part of an ongoing learning project exploring C#, raylib, shaders, and real-time rendering techniques.

The project focuses on experimenting with things like terrain rendering, foliage systems, lighting, shaders, and general game-engine style mechanics. Rather than being a traditional structured game, it currently acts more like an open environment where you can move around, explore the landscape, and interact with the world while systems are tested and developed.

You're welcome to explore the code, modify it, experiment with it, and use it as a learning reference if you're interested in C#, raylib, or hobby game development.

Features and systems are added as new ideas arise — this project is very much a work in progress, and development is ongoing.

Think of it as a terrain building exercise, rendering playground, and game-dev laboratory all rolled into one. Or as a digital dioarama to walk around in, play around in, a toy, more than a game. A toy for developers.

Code, but not assets are available as public domain using the Unlicence open source licence.

NOTE: Windows SmartScreen will likely complain about this executable as it is an unsigned, indie developed small budget app that has not yet been whitelisted by SmartScreen as an approved application. That is normal for small budget, solo dev apps that have not been signed.