Top-down SWAT tactics · PC and Mac
Plan the breach. Kick the door. Watch it all go loud.
Door Kickers planning, Action Squad punch, a story campaign, a roguelite and a map maker. Single player on PC and Mac.
01 · Door Kickers rules
Pause, draw every operator’s route, set facing, park them on go-codes and call it. Pick the lock, slide a mirror under the door, kick it, blow it, or flash & clear. Pick a team size at the door and the stack forms itself; the plan timeline shows who everyone is waiting for.
02 · Official campaign
Twenty-five hand-built chapters in the city of Port Coralina, told in comic-panel briefings over the real building. Five acts, five golden-mask bosses, mask notes to collect and an ending on the beach. Finish it on Elite and a secret sixth golden mask comes out of hiding.
03 · New kit
A sixth class carries a ballistic shield and takes the room’s fire on the plate. Send the K9 in to pin a thug, fly the recon drone down the hall to tag every mask it sees, throw the breaker and go in on night vision, or put a breach charge on a drywall partition and make your own door.
04 · Roguelite Operations
Twenty-five missions generated from your run seed. Every step offers two or three cards: hostage rescue, bomb defusal, intel grab or a VIP arrest. Every fifth step is a boss op in a bigger building. Then play the daily mission and the five-op weekly operation.
05 · Your captain
Your captain is your avatar: name, callsign, radio voice and a 32-pixel look. Walk the station house with WASD, past the crew between missions, to the armory, the briefing room, the range, the med bay, the memorial wall and the K9 kennel. Spend merit on upgrades.
06 · Map editor
Paint walls, doors, windows and furniture across multiple floors, with stairs, shafts, skylights and thin walls. A map is sealed only once you beat it: the Clear-check replays your winning run and stamps that exact version. Keep your buildings in your own collections.
07 · Squad
Name them, dress them, gear them. Pointman, Assaulter, Breacher, Marksman, Tech and Shield: every class has its own helmet, kit and silhouette, so you read your stack at a glance. They level up, pick perks, earn quirks, and on Veteran and Elite they don’t come back.
08 · Look & sound
Chunky pixel art at 32 pixels a tile, bright daylight colours and comic-book punch. Villains wear animal masks; bosses wear gold. Blood is cartoonish, generous and stays where it lands. A darksynth soundtrack and real voice barks — “Breaching!”, “Tango down!” — with a distinct voice per operator.
We take it back. Ninety seconds of door-kicking, golden masks and a dog with a badge, cut to the beat.
Straight from the game. Click to enlarge.
Walkable HQ: your captain, ten stations, the crew between missions and a K9 in the kennel
Roguelite Operations: 25 steps, boss ops every fifth, two generated buildings per step
Plan the breach: drawn routes, go-codes, stacks on the door and vision cones, then unpause
Room clear: animal-masked thugs, comic pops, killfeed and blood that stays
Crew: class kit, primary and sidearm, gadgets, perks, radio voice and supports
Map editor: generate or paint multi-storey buildings with stairs, shafts, thin walls and a roof
Official campaign: comic-panel briefings over the real building
25 hand-built chapters in Port Coralina, five acts, five golden-mask bosses
The Killhouse: tutorial drills with Gunny on the radio and medal times
Replays: scrub any run, follow one operator, export a GIF
Your captain: name, callsign, radio voice and a 32px look you walk HQ with
Ballistic shield: the sixth class takes the room's fire on the plate while the stack follows
K9 support: send the dog in and it pins a masked thug for the arrest
Recon drone: fly the halls through the fog and tag every mask it sees
Cut the power: the house goes dark and the squad goes in on night vision
Thin walls: a breach charge on a drywall partition makes your own door
BREACHPOINT is coming to Steam for PC and Mac. Release date and price TBA. Wishlist it to hear the day it lands.
