What's even more tricky is making that machine can still do damage as it flies about. Making machines that fly isn't too difficult in Besiege, but making machines that fly in all directions can be quite the challenge. It's not quite the nuanced strategy Sun-Tzu would write about, but this is Besiege, there's no place for nuance here. When all else fails, just level the place with explosives.

Plus, it would need bracing on the underside in order to be able to carry its own weight, were it to go on the move. The obvious downside of this is that it is entirely stationary, and even if some wheels are attached, it's doubtful to be easy to maneuver. From there, the sides contain small pistons which gently nudge the explosives into position, ready to launch at whoever is unlucky enough to be in the distance. It lines all the explosives down a little ramp, allowing them all to roll into place gently enough so that they don't suddenly burst and destroy the machine. This machine solves that problem rather beautifully.

This means, that if the player wants to take multiple shots, they're going to have to devise a way in which their machine can house multiple explosives, and then launch them wherever desired. Any bombs are one-use only, and there is no way to get more onto the machine once the player has started the level. Resources are limited on a Besiege machine.

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