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Each death felt like a failure but also a chance to start the skill tree over with new unlocks appearing along with new warriors. After each wave, I kept hoping now was the time, looking for the signal. Given motivation, facing the waves of enemies changed from mundane task to a fight for my life struggle to save another human from these cruel robotic taskmasters. Screenshot: Clone Drone in the Danger Zone

Clone drone in the danger zone