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Blast your way through gangs, corporations, cults, and corrupt governments in a fast-paced, brutal top-down shooter, kill or die, learn and repeat. Located in a dystopian future not so far away, you will witness the conflicts of a group of rebels trying to be free.
Drifting Lands is an hybrid of classical horizontal shoot'em'up with a lot of strong gameplay elements coming straight from the hack & slash genre. Though Drifting Lands is still in development you can get a taste of the game via the free demo which is regularly updated!
A fast paced top-down shooter made with Game Maker. Customize your robot with weapons and specials. Fight your way through 4 different stages against hordes of ever changing enemies.
Explosive twin stick shooter. Lots of upgrades. Full controller support. Awesome soundtrack.
The game consists of 10 missions. Each mission takes place in a vast cavern, with interesting weather conditions. You must explore it and complete the mission objectives -- usually collecting sub parts, rescuing trapped miners, or destroying giant, epic bosses. You can also explore the levels, but keep an eye on your fuel gauge and beware the many hazards!
Void Invaders is a colourful, chaotic and explosive arcade game with simplistic retro-styled graphics. Blast your way through more than 30 levels filled with enemies, huge bosses and destructive power-ups while upgrading, earning achievements and unlocking secrets.
Embark on a perilous journey as Max, the space ranger, to hunt down the leaders of the Black Alliance. Pilot different spacecraft, dodge asteroids, battle enemies, and confront ruthless leaders. Become a true hero of space!
Hunt down huge hordes of droids, absorb their cores and become the strongest cybernetic being. In this sci-fi action-packed roguelite, you unlock weapons with unique effects, craft powerful gear and create endless combinations of upgrades for your character. Make your choice and break the game.
Crazy Rogue-like top-down shooter with innovative movement mechanic, insane robo-cults, and lots of bullets to ensure your destruction before you grow a big bad robot!
An Asteroids clone released on the Apple II. After Atari applied legal pressure, the game was rebranded as Planetoids.