A cyberpunk merc in a long coat fires a rifle at an army of white combat robots and drones on a neon-lit, rain-slick street.

Cyberpunk idle wave defense for Android

Glasshaus Must Fall

You're Vex, the last free merc on the block, with a chrome arm, a bad attitude and a robot cat.

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  • Plays offline
Coming soon to Google Play
The fight

Glasshaus owns the city. It doesn't own you.

Every wave, Glasshaus sends more: riot bots, scout drones, breach crawlers and walking war machines. Hold as long as you can.

When you flatline, spend what you earned, rebuild your chassis, and jack back in stronger.

Vex fires on their own. Your job is the build.

In the game

Screenshots

Vex fires on The Last Train, a giant walking locomotive boss, at wave 30 in a rain-soaked Undercity station. Vex sets off an EMP Burst, filling the street with blue lightning as mutants, robots and a Rail Wraith close in. The Hideout hub, with buttons for Daemons, Chop Shop, Fab Lab, Implants, Data Vault, Loadout and Chassis. The Loadout screen: seven gear slots above a list of Prototype items with their stats and special effects. The Chassis screen showing eight robot companions, including Byte the cat, Static the fox and Rook the crow. The Neural Net skill tree, with glowing pink, blue and yellow branches spreading out from a central node. The Implants screen: six installed implants, their family bonuses and a list of upgrades to buy. The Daemons screen: ICE Wall, Overclock and Nanite Bloom cards with power, cycle and live-time upgrades.
24 enemies, 9 named variants

Learn your enemy

Every enemy type has a counter, and every boss has a trick. Build for what's coming, or watch your rounds bounce off it.

  • Riot Bot, a heavy robot behind a riot shield.

    Riot Bot

    Its shield stops rounds from piercing.

  • Scout Drone, a small hovering combat drone.

    Scout Drone

    Flies over your rounds and out of arc range.

  • Breach Crawler, a spider-legged walking bomb.

    Breach Crawler

    Detonates on contact and stuns you.

  • Rust Swarm, a snarling beast made of rusted scrap.

    Rust Swarm

    Splits in two when destroyed. Pierce and shock clear it.

  • Rail Wraith, a flickering ember-red wraith.

    Rail Wraith

    Comes back once after you destroy it.

  • Glasshaus Assassin, a white android leaping forward with a blade.

    Glasshaus Assassin

    Dodges 40% of rounds. Pile on fire rate and shock.

  • Kernel Spider, a spider robot with a server rack for a body.

    Kernel Spider

    Harmless itself, but it rebuilds the fallen. Kill it first.

  • Firewall Golem, a hulking golem of glowing molten rock.

    Firewall Golem

    Rounds barely scratch it. Use arc blade and exploits.

5 districts, 5 district bosses

Every street fights back differently

  • District 1

    Rainline Alley

    Where the Glasshaus sweep begins.

    No special rulesLearn the street.

    Boss: The Alley King

    The Alley King, an armored brute carrying a neon sign as a shield.
  • District 2

    Chrome Docks

    Containers full of things that bite.

    Mag StormEvery 30 seconds, rounds deal 40% less for 6 seconds. Arc blade is unaffected.

    Boss: Crane Leviathan

    Crane Leviathan, a crab-like machine with crane arms, carrying shipping containers.
  • District 3

    Undercity Transit

    The trains stopped. The hunters did not.

    BlackoutsEvery 30 seconds the power dies for 5 seconds and your shield stops recharging.

    Boss: The Last Train

    The Last Train, a rusted locomotive on giant mechanical legs.
  • District 4

    Glasshaus Heights

    The sky-plaza where the orders come from.

    Mirror GlassEvery 20 seconds, for 5 seconds, enemies reflect 8% of the damage you deal back at you.

    Boss: The Chairman

    The Chairman, a gold and white armored mech with a glass dome.
  • District 5

    The Core

    Pull the plug on all of it.

    CorruptionYour healing is halved, and enemies deal 25% more damage for every 100 waves.

    Boss: The Overmind

    The Overmind, a dark tentacled machine with glowing red eyes.
Build your merc

Six grades of gear. A lot of ways to break the game.

  • Hardware
  • Headware
  • Bodyware
  • Legware
  • Neckware
  • Ringware

Hardware, armor, neckware and ringware across seven slots. Fuse three pieces into one better piece, socket mods, and strip the rest for flux.

  1. Street
  2. Tuned
  3. Mil-Spec
  4. Black-Label
  5. Prototype
  6. Zero-Day
  • Daemons

    Ten programs that fire on their own cycles. Upgrade their power, cycle and live time.

  • Exploits

    Fifteen abilities you can trigger yourself or automate.

  • Implants

    Fourteen implants. Install them and stack their synergies.

  • Neural Net

    Spread your Core Points across more than 200 nodes. Respec any time.

  • Chop Shop

    Thirty permanent upgrades, paid for with the creds you bring home.

  • Data Vault

    Protocols keep running while the game is closed, and you earn Background Income while you're away.

8 Constructs

Bring backup

  • Byte, a small black robot cat.

    Byte

    A robot cat who has opinions about your aim.

  • Wisp, a tiny round hover drone.

    Wisp

    A hover drone that never stops talking in beeps.

  • Static, a small chrome fox.

    Static

    A chrome fox that found you, not the other way round.

  • Rook, a black robot crow.

    Rook

    A carbon-winged crow that steals small shiny parts.

  • Tick, a tiny spider bot.

    Tick

    A pocket spider bot that hums when it's happy.

  • Lantern, a floating paper-lamp drone.

    Lantern

    A floating paper-lamp drone from a shrine that's long gone.

  • Bones, a small scrap-metal dog.

    Bones

    A loyal scrap-metal hound with one working ear.

  • Ember, a tiny mech dragon.

    Ember

    A tiny mech dragon that sets things on fire on purpose.

The details

The short version

Reboots are milestones, not wipes. Every one adds permanent power, so nothing you do is thrown away.

PlatformAndroid 7.0 or newer
AvailabilityComing soon to Google Play
PlayersSingle-player
LanguageEnglish
OrientationPortrait
InternetNot needed
Ads and purchasesNone
Data collectedNone. Privacy policy
PermissionsVibrate, for optional haptics
PublisherPinnacle Tech Projects
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