The Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces have launched an interactive web game where players must find enemy equipment in real photos. This game serves as a simple “simulator” for aerial reconnaissance missions, designed to attract public attention to the Ukrainian military.

The Unmanned Systems Forces announced: “Drone reconnaissance is one of the major revolutions on the modern battlefield. It dispels the ‘fog of war,’ making it impossible for the enemy to act without being noticed.”

The company noted that the game “Find the Enemy,” developed in collaboration with the marketing agency TWID Marketing & Tech Agency, allows players to experience the fun of drone aerial reconnaissance. The game runs directly in the browser and challenges players to spot camouflaged Russian equipment in real battlefield photos.

(Screenshot from SBS interactive game “Find the Enemy”)

The game also includes tips on how to identify aerial reconnaissance vehicles in such images. You can play the game via this link: https://sbs-game.vercel.app/

Recently, during the “LANDEURO 2025” exercise, Unmanned Systems Forces Commander Robert “The Hungarian” Brodie stated that 95% of the personnel in the 12 units under his command were former civilians. He pointed out that drone systems account for only 2% of the defense forces but contribute to one-third of the enemy’s defeat.