Fire spreading faster than anyone can run. A ceiling that could come down at any second. Some places are too hot, too tight, too unstable to send a person into — so you send a drone instead.

You join a newly formed crisis response unit built out of people whose careers fell apart: a firefighter sidelined by injury, a paramedic, an investigator, a drone specialist. None of them are heroes. All of them got a second chance.

The Rescue drone tracks phone signals to find the missing and drops med kits where they're needed. The Firefighting drone knocks flames down and clears a path for the crews behind you. The Police drone breaks up crowds and takes down hostiles without putting anyone in the line of fire. The Anti-Drone catches enemy machines mid-air with a net launcher. Each one flies differently, and each one has to be learned from scratch.

Every mission starts in the workshop. Engines, blades, batteries, arms, cooling — each part makes a real difference to speed, thrust and flight time. You'll feel a badly built drone within the first minute: camera shake, altitude drift, power cutting out right when you need it.

A frozen island in the middle of a climate catastrophe. Subway tunnels during an earthquake. A relay station seized by terrorists. A European city on the edge of a coup. Every map comes in standard and winter conditions, and no two missions play out the same way.

• 20 missions across 5 maps, each in standard and winter conditions

• Four drone types, each with its own gadget set

• Workshop with swappable components that change performance

• Two control modes: Arcade and Simulator

• First- and third-person cameras, adjustable tilt, wind and speed indicators

• Full gamepad and keyboard & mouse support