Mad Dvizhuha: Benzovoz 让奶奶对抗 FPV 无人机

Indie studio MX7 says its online 1v1 game Mad Dvizhuha: Benzovoz, made in PS1 style, drew more than 1,000 sign-ups for its open playtest, according to the developer. The game pits a shotgun-wielding granny in a fuel tanker against a player flying an FPV drone, and its Steam page lists a release in November 2026.

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The playtest ran on October 10 and 11, according to a Ukrainian tech outlet. MX7 is now working through the feedback on the way to the full release.

Fuel Tanker vs. FPV Drone in a 1v1 Duel

FPV drone pilots track the fuel tanker from above using an analog HUD interface in Mad Dvizhuha: Benzovoz.

One player drives a huge, slow 6×6 fuel tanker across a bridge, defended by the granny with the shotgun. The other flies an FPV kamikaze drone with an instrument HUD and analog signal noise, and has to stop it. Roles swap every round.

Weather favors the drone operator, while smoke and a jammer that knocks out nearby drones for a couple of seconds help the driver. Drone pilots can also call in pit bike riders to siphon fuel from the tanker. It’s a very specific kind of road trip.

Release, Platforms and Setting

Steam lists MX7 as both developer and publisher. The game runs on Windows and Linux, according to SteamDB, and has full controller support. Players can wishlist it on Steam.

The Steam page never names the bridge. Dev.ua reports that the studio is Ukrainian and that the setting is based on the Crimean Bridge.

Source: MX7 on Steam | Ukrainian tech outlet | SteamDB