Door Kickers

Tactical SWAT Playground

Door Kickers is a top-down strategy game about leading a SWAT team through intense raids 😎. Plan entry points, stack officers at doors, and breach rooms in seconds. Every map is a tiny puzzle where timing, angles, and teamwork decide who walks out.

Real-Time With Pause

Gameplay mixes real-time action with full pause control 🤖. Freeze the scene, draw movement paths, set firing arcs, then unpause to watch the plan unfold. Adjust on the fly when suspects move or hostages panic—flexible tactics beat rigid scripts.

Deep But Accessible

No need to memorize complex key combos 💡. Drag, tap, and draw simple lines to command units. Under the simple interface, there’s rich depth: weapons, armor, gadgets, and different trooper classes that change how each mission plays.

Endless Mission Variety

From quick room clears to multi-floor hostage rescues, missions stay fresh 🔥. Randomized enemy positions keep replays tense, while the campaign mode grows your squad into a finely tuned door-kicking machine.

Step 1: Basic Idea

Step 2: Control a small SWAT team from a top-down view and clear buildings of armed suspects. Draw paths, choose when to breach, and protect hostages. Think before moving—one bad angle, and the whole squad pays for it 😅.

Step 3: Learn the Interface

Step 4: Tap operators to select them, double-tap to center the camera. Use pinch to zoom in or out for better detail. The pause button stops time so every move can be planned calmly.

Step 5: Plan Movement Paths

Step 6: With the game paused, drag from a trooper to draw a path. Add waypoints at corners and doors so they slice the pie slowly. Adjust paths if lines cross each other to avoid friendly body-blocks.

Step 7: Control Facing and Fire

Step 8: At any waypoint, set a facing direction so troopers cover key angles. Use the look or fire arc tools so they watch dangerous doorways instead of staring at walls. Good facing often wins before shots are fired.

Step 9: Breach and Clear Rooms

Step 10: Stack two or more operators near a door. Add a breach command: kick, shotgun, or stun grenade if available. Sync their paths so they enter together, covering opposite sides of the room instantly.

Step 11: Use Gear and Classes

Step 12: Check each operator’s loadout: rifles for range, shotguns for close quarters, shields for tanking fire. Pick the right squad mix for each map and tweak gadgets like flashbangs or breaching charges.

Step 13: Review and Improve

Step 14: After each mission, watch the replay to see where the plan broke 😬. Notice blind spots, slow reactions, or bad angles. Retry with cleaner paths and smarter breaching until the run feels smooth and cinematic.