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Aerobat is an absurdly high speed arcade shmup-like. The core experience is about building and expending speed. Your ship can power its engines or its weapons, but not both at once; to destroy enemies you must boost to build as much speed as possible, then launch upwards and cut the engines to begin firing from free-fall. The longer you boost without firing, the bigger the payoff when you finally release and start shooting. The game's art, design, and code have been created solely by Matthew Yeager, known ordinarily as Thew. Aerobat was initially developed in April 2013 as a 48-hour prototype for Ludum Dare 26. The prototype was fun enough to be worth expanding into a proper game, and so work has continued on the project since then.

A great commander ruled an eastern plain for a long time, but his mind completely changed one day. He formed a mysterious army under his command and took several women as hostages to his palace. His evil power extended to his neighbouring countries and the princess of western country, fell into his hand.

Shooty Skies is an endless arcade flyer from the creators of Crossy Road.

Unleash hell with tons of epic upgrades in this “colorblind friendly” top-down shooter with plenty of challenge.

In this arcade-style game, you take control of an antivirus program, and your goal is to eliminate malware. Take down hordes of enemies, collect ammo and health to get a high score, and stay alive for as long as possible.

Ninth game released for the Epoch Cassette Vision. A space game inspired by Scramble.

A 2D, side-scrolling shooter.

A pilot is warned by a mysterious stranger that something terrible is about to happen in his town. Rushing home, the pilot discovers that his wife and baby daughter were murdered. The stranger who tried to warn the pilot is gravely wounded; however, before dying, he passes some information to him. The hero is back on his plane, determined to avenge the deaths of his beloved ones, alone against terrorist forces whose true goals are yet unknown... Zone 66 is a top-down shooter in which the player controls an aircraft, eliminating other planes as well as ground-based hostile units (tanks, etc.). The player-controlled aircraft is able to move in any direction, avoiding enemy fire or preparing a better angle for the next shot. There is a wide selection of aircraft to choose from and each of them, before the gameplay, can be individually equipped with different types of weapons like missiles and bombs. Battles take place on eight different maps.

A shoot 'em up created using Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit.

The game is a fictional single player shooter that takes place in the black communities of Toronto, Canada. Although taking place in real life locations, the gameplay is arcade-style in nature with infinite ammo and regenerating-health.