Send four into a run that gets harder every round and see how far they get. Nobody survives forever, so the only question is how deep you went and whether it was deeper than everyone else this week. The board wipes every week, which means the player who has been here for years and the player who started this morning are both chasing the same number.
Play now How it worksDrop Ship runs on a free Skulliance account, so your soldiers, your squads and your place on the board stay yours. Signing in takes a Discord account and about ten seconds.
Drop Ship does not draw its own characters. It reads the NFTs people already hold and turns each one into a soldier, carrying the armor and gear its art says it has. These are real ones, pulled straight from the barracks.
Art by @ohh_meed · the collection is on wayup
You field a squad of four. Each round the run rolls against your squad's armor, and when it rolls badly somebody dies. Get far enough and the round number is your score for the week.
The best armor in the squad sets the floor and every lower tier adds on top, so a mixed squad of four beats four of the same thing.
A Medkit is one extra life however many you send. A second is a duplicate and does nothing, which is why the fourth soldier is often better off carrying none.
Open the game and what you hold is already arranged into the best squads it can make. Nothing to name, nothing to save, nothing to take apart.
Every week is a fresh ladder with its own prizes, so a bad week costs you nothing and a good one counts for everything.
SCRIP earned from runs buys gear, and gear changes the odds the run rolls against. Weapons, armor and equipment are all bought the same way and all fire once per squad. What you own sits in your inventory until you send it out with a squad.
The weekly board is not the only thing to play for. Put up a SCRIP wager, and anyone with the balance to match it can take the battle. You both make a run, and whoever got deeper takes both stakes. A tie gives everyone their SCRIP back.
It is the same run either way, so a battle costs you nothing but the wager, and there is no queue to wait in: open battles sit on the board until somebody accepts one.
Every run feeds a record: how many you have played, what you average, your best, the SCRIP you have banked and the XP that moves you up a level.
The run has landmarks before it has a score. Reach them and they stay on your record, along with the rounds you survived and the SCRIP you earned.
Each keeps its own board, its own squad and its own prizes, and reads its own collection for what your soldiers are wearing. Switching between them is one press inside the game.
Yes, a free Skulliance one, and you sign in with Discord. Unlike our browser games Drop Ship is not playable as a guest: it has to know whose soldiers are whose, whose SCRIP is whose and who is on the board this week.
Yes, and you do not need to own anything. The four soldiers above are waiting in your Drop Ship barracks and they make one complete squad. Oculus Lounge is the one theme that is not open to everybody.
A couple of minutes. Pick a squad, deploy, and watch it play out round by round. The round you reach is your score for the week.
No. They are generated from what you hold and rebuilt whenever your collection changes. Nothing to name, save or take apart.
Nothing permanent. Death is a timeout: they can be resurrected after a short wait, and your NFT is never at risk. Weapons degrade over time anyway.
Yes. Put up a SCRIP wager and anyone who can match it may accept. You both make a run and the deeper one takes both stakes; a tie returns them.
Drop Ship, Dread City, Filthy Mermaid, DHC2 Fighters and Oculus Lounge. One engine, but each keeps its own board, squad, art and prizes.
Drop Ship NFTs you hold become soldiers alongside the free four, carrying the armor and gear their art says they have. In DHC2 Fighters you can go further: assemble a Fighter out of traits earned anywhere on the platform and it drops straight into your barracks as a soldier, scored on its own traits alongside the minted collection. Assembling costs nothing, so that theme is open to anyone who builds.
Oculus Lounge is the one that is not open to everybody: it wants the VIP role, or a temporary pass bought with DISCOIN.