Make the bullets count
Hold your shield to absorb fire, then release a charged burst. Hearts repair damage; salvage adds score and charge.
Arcade space shooter
Absorb the storm.Bring them home.
Turn incoming fire into your next burst. A six-mission rescue campaign for one pilot or a co-op crew.
Windows playtest build · 6 missions
Your next little adventure
The jump route has fallen silent. Follow the rescue beacons, clear the patrols, and reconnect the stranded crews across three sectors.
6missions3kit upgrades★stars to collect
The good stuff
Simple to begin.
More to discover.
Choose your wingmate
Fly solo, share a keyboard in couch co-op, or connect one host and guest over LAN. Choose Scout or Guardian before a mission.
Face three guardians
Authored waves build toward guardian encounters in missions two, four, and six. Upgrade armor and firepower between sorties.
A closer look
From the game itself.
Captured from the current Windows build.
Find your rhythm
How to play
Start a chapter from the campaign map. The game includes an animated introduction, help, pause and retry.
- WASD
- Pilot one movement; weapons autofire
- Left Shift / E
- Absorb shield / charged burst
- Arrows / Right Ctrl / Enter
- Couch pilot two movement / shield / burst
- Escape
- Pause the shared mission
Keep your adventure close
A home for your progress.
Sign in to manage this game's cloud save, see campaign rankings, and send playtest feedback. One Mayo account works across the game sites; progress stays separate for each game.
Where things stand
Built for Windows.
Ready for playtesting.
The bounded campaign, menus, music, effects, upgrades and ending are implemented. Automated Windows tests have completed the campaign. Human playtesting and release preparation are the next steps.
There is no public download or Steam store link announced yet. Mobile versions are planned for later.
LAN has been checked with two player processes on one computer. Playtesting across physical PCs and with controllers is still required.
Artwork & audio: Space ships and interface artwork by Torchis, with purchased music and effects.