FUSE BREAKER PROTOCOL is a top-down pixel art stealth shooter with a noir story, for Android and iPhone. Cut the power, strike from the dark and take down the crew selling blackouts in a harbour city, across 17 missions and 4 boss fights. It's for players who like fast twin-stick action and a story with an ending, and it plays offline with twin-stick touch controls (on Android, a controller or a keyboard work too).
Saltmarrow has been under rolling blackouts for nine nights, and everyone blames the storm. Wren Okafor, a night-shift lineworker who knows every breaker in the city, finds out the dark is being sold: a crew called the Sootline cuts the power to a block so their clients can work unseen. Wren turns their trick against them. She cuts the lights and comes in fast.
Fight in the dark. Lit rooms favour the crew's eyes; dark rooms favour yours. Throw a breaker and the room drops into shadow: the crew grows suspicious before they spot you, and walking makes no sound.
Use the lights against them. Flash a lamp, sign or screen to blind the crew standing in its light. But every shot you fire lights you up, and the crew's technicians will walk to a dead panel and switch it back on unless you reach them first.
Twin-stick shooting with no reloads. Movement is instant and most things go down in one or two hits, Wren included. When a gun runs dry, throw it and grab another.
17 missions and 4 boss fights. A single-player campaign in a prologue and four acts: cold stores and fish markets on the docks, a neon strip with a karaoke bar and a nightclub, the hill where the lights never go out, and the switchyard that powers it all.
Bosses with a trick to read and break. A dock boss charges behind a steel shield, a club owner strobes the room on his own beat, a security chief's thermal visor sees in the dark, and one man knows the grid better than Wren does.
Three stars per mission. Clear it, beat the target time and complete its challenge.
12 perks that change how you play. Most of them unlock with stars, and you pick a starting gun: the quiet Nail Gun or the Flare Pistol, whose flares become lights of their own.
Play your way. Turn on relaxed mode, adjust the aim assist or switch to a left-handed layout.
Rain, lightning and an original soundtrack. Rain falls on the docks, lightning cracks over the harbour, and the music follows the city from the Wharf to the switchyard.
Move with the left stick, and aim and shoot with the right. On Android, a gamepad, or a keyboard and mouse, work too.
Find the breaker and cut the circuit. The room drops into shadow, and the crew has a much harder time spotting you.
Slip between flashlight cones, kick doors in and strike from the dark. Every shot you fire lights you up, so choose when to shoot.
Stop the technicians before they switch the power back on.
Clear the mission, then come back for all three stars: beat the target time and complete the mission's challenge.
A retry takes under a second, and every threat is telegraphed, so each attempt teaches you the room.
Yes. FUSE BREAKER PROTOCOL is free to download on Google Play and the App Store, and it has no in-app purchases. It's supported by ads.
Yes, it's supported by ads: a short ad can play at a natural break, such as after a cleared mission, and some bonuses come from optional reward videos.
Yes. The whole campaign plays offline, with no Wi-Fi or account needed. Only the ads use the internet.
Yes. It's on the App Store for iPhone (iOS 15 or later), and on Google Play for Android phones and tablets.
On Android, yes: besides the twin-stick touch controls, it supports a gamepad, and a keyboard and mouse. On iPhone it plays with the touch controls.
The campaign has 17 missions and 4 boss fights, told in a prologue and four acts. Each mission has three stars to earn, for clearing it, beating the target time and completing its challenge.
Both. It's a fast twin-stick shooter where the light is the weapon: cut the power and the crew can't see you, but every shot you fire lights you up.
Most things go down in one or two hits, Wren included, but every threat is telegraphed and a retry takes under a second. Relaxed mode and adjustable aim assist make it gentler.
Yes. It's a single-player story campaign with no online features.
It's rated Teen on Google Play in the US and 18+ on the App Store. It has gunfights in a crime story. Ratings can differ by country; each store page shows yours.
FUSE BREAKER PROTOCOL needs no account and keeps your progress on your device. Read its privacy policy on our Privacy Policy page.
BUBBA CHOP GROVE: a cozy pixel art idle game about chopping trees with a tiny crew.
What the Bucket Brought: a cosmic horror idle game about a bucket, a flooded well and what floats up.
INKFARERS: a pixel art roguelite RPG where you draw shapes to parry and counter. Out now on Google Play.