
Thai Agricultural Drones: FIELD RUSH!
By พิสิษฐ์ ไชยนิธิวุฒิ
Fly an insect-spraying drone in a vertical arcade game. Build combos, fill the special-move gauge and face bosses in short rounds. An end-of-round score screen lets you return to chase personal records.
Thai Agricultural Drone FIELD RUSH! is a vertical arcade game about flying a drone to spray insects, build combos and score in short rounds. Creator Pisit Chaiyanithiwut says his own agricultural drone work inspired it, combining Thai rice fields with mischievous-looking insects and a pilot who cracks jokes during play.
Fly, shoot, and score points in time.
Score, time and combo appear at the top, with the spraying drone in the field below. On PC, fly with WASD or arrow keys, toggle spraying with Space and use the finishing move with E. On-screen spray and finishing-move buttons and a drag control support touchscreens. The goal is to score before time runs out; the game page sets each round to 75 seconds.

Combo power-up, FEVER bar, and ultimate moves add rhythm to scoring during insect spraying. The screen displays temporary power status with remaining time, and a gauge indicates whether the ultimate move is ready. In the rice field trial round, pressing E when the gauge is full triggers a wide-area attack, alternating between unleashing special powers and controlling the drone normally.

Round complete, back to tracking stats.
The summary screen displays separate scores for total points, highest combo, number of insects eliminated, and boss fight results, along with a comparison to the best stats. The rice field trial round concludes with successful boss defeat results, followed by options to replay, select a level, or proceed to the cassava field, shown as the next level. This data provides goals for returning to improve one's own scores.

For players who enjoy chasing records in short rounds
The highlight is the Thai agricultural theme, immediately recognizable from the drone scenes, pilot jokes, and short rounds featuring scores, combos, and bosses. The trade-off is that the vertical screen is quite dense with information and effects, especially when multiple insects appear alongside rising score numbers. Arcade-style players who enjoy high scores will likely enjoy replaying, while those looking to manage a farm or plan crop cultivation will find the game's core revolves around controlling the drone and eliminating pests.
Pisit Chaiyanithiwat · Play the game · Creator's post
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