What both games are
Both are augmented reality shooters for iPhone: enemies appear in your real surroundings and you aim with your phone. Both use ARKit, so they need an iPhone that supports it.
Where they differ
| PANIC AR Shooter | Down The Drone | |
|---|---|---|
| Enemies | See the App Store listing | Drone swarms and orbital strike-spheres |
| Players | Check the listing for multiplayer modes | Single-player |
| Internet | Check the listing | Not needed; plays fully offline |
| Price | Check the listing | Free, no ads, no in-app purchases |
| Account | Check the listing | None |
| Rating | See the listing | 12+ |
We only state what we can verify about our own game. Details of other games change with updates, so check PANIC AR Shooter's App Store page for its current modes and pricing.
Choose Down The Drone if…
- You mostly play alone.
- You want a game that works offline: planes, trips, no data.
- You want no ads and no purchases, ever.
- You want the enemies around you in the room, forcing you to turn.
Stay with PANIC if…
- You play with friends and value its multiplayer features.
- You enjoy its particular style and progression.
Down The Drone is our first-person AR shooter for iPhone: hostile drone swarms are anchored into your real room, and you turn, aim and fire to hold them off. It is free with no ads and no in-app purchases, plays fully offline, and runs on iPhone 6s or later with iOS 13+. Rated 12+.
There is no reason not to have both: they are different takes on the same exciting idea.