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Dread Alert

2087. The Collapse is over. The salvage war has begun. A base-building real-time strategy game built for the phone from the first tap.

Rednecks vs. Cityboys — choose your side.

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What we're building

One game out the door, more in the yard. Everything we ship is original: our own factions, characters, units, and story.

Dread Alert

Released Android Strategy

Real-time strategy · Single player · Plays offline · No account

Drive your founder rig into unknown ground, deploy it into a headquarters, send collectors out for salvage, and raise a base while the enemy does the same on the far side of the map. Then go and take theirs apart.

Two ten-mission campaigns with cutscenes and a cast of nineteen characters, plus skirmish against an AI that only sees what its units see. Every skirmish map is generated from a seed you can share.

Touch first, not touch portedTap to select, tap to move, drag to box-select. Two fingers pan, pinch zooms. Every action within two taps.
A real base-building RTSSalvage economy, ghost placement, production queues, power management, and a tech tree gated by what you've built.
Fog of warScouted terrain stays revealed. Enemies only show while your units can see them. The AI plays by the same rule.
Story modeTwo campaigns, ten missions each. Progress is saved on your device.

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The Rednecks

Junk-built grit

Salvage-yard crews who strip the ruins and weld what they need. Cheap units, fast production, and the Collective Grid: structures that strengthen their neighbours. Their Harmony Broadcasters turn enemy units against their own side.

The Cityboys

Corporate firepower

Corporate money reclaiming the wasteland as an asset. Expensive, elite units that repair themselves, Brokers who buy out neutral ground, and reinforcements airdropped straight to the front for a price.

Screenshots

Dread Alert in play

Captured from the current Android build. Tap any image to enlarge.

Dread Alert key art: a rusted Redneck fortress faces a green glass Cityboy tower across a wasteland — Rednecks vs. Cityboys. Choose your side.

A Redneck base with red-trimmed structures, infantry, and buggies on cracked salt flats — A Redneck base mid-mission, salvage crews out working.

A Cityboy compound with a green glass tower, solar-roofed buildings, and armour against a cliff — A Cityboy compound built into the cliffs.

Cityboy tanks emerge from the fog of war and attack a Redneck base beside a pond — Cityboy armour rolling out of the fog onto a Redneck yard.

A high overview of a generated map with green ponds, cracked flats, and a small base — Pinch out for the whole valley. Every map is generated from a seed.

Close view of Redneck infantry and buggies between a barracks, a factory, and a refinery — Zoomed in on the yard.

The campaign mission list for Joe Dunn's War with three missions complete — Story mode: two ten-mission campaigns.

A cutscene panel with a portrait of Joe Wildcat Dunn and a line of dialogue — Cutscenes between fights. Ride with Joe "Wildcat" Dunn.

About

Bidl Games

Bidl Games is a small game studio in British Columbia, Canada. We make original games in genres we grew up on, built for the hardware people actually carry.

Bidl Games is a trade name of AD Argus Cybersecurity Corporation, our parent company. Games ship under the Bidl Games name; the corporate paperwork, and the discipline that comes with a security background, lives with Argus.

More in the yard

Dread Alert is the first release. Online skirmish is on the roadmap, and there is another project on the bench. This page will grow when there is something worth showing.

Contact

Get in touch

Support, press, and anything else: support@bidlgames.com