Deadlock Station is a tactical roguelike; direct control takes a back seat. Instead, smart planning and clever use of the battlefield.

Turn the Battlefield to Your Advantage
Build a squad that fits the situation, take down alien invaders with careful tactics, and piece together the mystery behind the Event and humanity’s sudden disappearance in Deadlock Station.
The environment can be just as useful as any weapon. Set up spike walls, lure enemies into traps, knock them onto hazards or land mines, and use battlefield mechanisms to create openings. Positioning matters, and sometimes the enemies themselves can become part of the plan in Deadlock Station.
Build and Manage Your Squad
Ten different characters are available, each bringing their own strengths and abilities to the fight. Try different squad combinations and mix abilities to make every run feel different. Powerful technology, including Energy Shields and Time Weapons, adds even more ways to approach a battle.
Taking down dangerous aliens also comes with rewards. Hunt them, collect valuable loot, and build a squad capable of handling whatever the next encounter throws your way.
Experiment With Different Strategies
No two battles play out exactly the same way. Enemies, environments, abilities, and equipment come together in different combinations, leaving plenty of room to test new ideas. Some setups work well together, while others can turn into seriously overpowered builds.

Features of Deadlock Station:
- Characters handle their own movement and actions, but that doesn’t mean battles are out of your hands. Indirect control gives plenty of opportunities to influence what happens. A well-timed push, smart positioning, or cleverly placed hazard can completely change the outcome.
- Progress continues between runs through Station upgrades. Each successful run can open up more possibilities, including new quests, weapons, gear, and abilities.
- These upgrades aren’t just for show. They give more tools to work with and can shape the strategy used in future runs, making each attempt feel a little more flexible than the last.
Minimum System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 7, 64-bit
- Processor: 2.0 Ghz DualCore CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD4000 or better, OpenGL 3.3
- Storage: 500 MB available space









