dank.game

Cakefoot is an ultra-hard, single-button, minimalist avoid ’em up with natural physics that is simple to learn and difficult to master. The cake moves on a rail – hold to go forward, let go to fall back. If you can navigate the most challenging enemy patterns you’ve ever seen all the way to the end, you’ll be rewarded with – a new, harder difficulty.

Cakefoot

Trailer

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LokiStriker

Steel Surge: Revolution is a short caravan shmup.

Steel Surge: Revolution

kollumos

A Caravan shmup made by kollumos, with music by scowsh, for the Gunner Parade game jam 2023.

Locked Arcadia

Kalikan is a vertically scrolling bullet hell 'shmup inspired by Dodonpachi- pushing the limits of ~virtual~ hardware . Control one of 3 1 ship(s) featuring two varied attack modes . Maintain your chain to compete for the highest scores.

Kalikan

A short, caravan shmup. Reach for higher scores, unlock new pallets, unveil the eye!

Defender X

This is a bullet-hell with a short story, made for the second WASM-4 gamejam.
Prepare to die! You must make your way to Entorus, and maybe even make it back.

Journey to Entorus

Mass Industries

Journey from the Upper Atmosphere through futuristic dystopian cyberscapes, as a Rain Drop.

Rain Drop

Save the galaxy Danioy from invasion of army corps Doscoponian.

Spolous Ex

Astropover is not an easy game to run through. It’s important to remember where your opponents appear. There is the possibility to start a level again or you can even jump to the next level. This game was created combining 2 incompatible genres: a mixture of Jump & Run and Bullet Hell/shmup.

Astropover

arcade.ly

Anyone who has ever been into arcade, computer, or video games will have heard of Atari's 1980 arcade classic Asteroids. Dozens of versions and tributes to the game, both official and unofficial, have been created for virtually every computer, console, handheld, tablet, phone, and operating system in the decades since its original release. It is undoubtedly a classic from the golden era of arcade games.

Shoot The Rocks is a little different in that it runs cross-platform, on both desktop and laptop computers, as well as on iOS and Android phones and tablets. This is thanks to the fact that it runs in browser using HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS, rather than Adobe's proprietary Flash platform. This means that no special plugins are required and, if you have a recent version of a mainstream browser, you should be good to go.

In Shoot The Rocks the aim of the game is to defend your ship from wave after wave of incoming asteroids and flying saucers. This sounds simple but quickly becomes very challenging, and you'll need to use every trick of fancy flying available to you - plus hyperspace, shield, and flip functions - to stay in the game.

Shoot The Rocks combines elements of both the original Asteroids, along with its follow-up, Asteroids Plus, with its own unique spin to create an engaging and addictive game. Two modes of play are offered. Classic mode aims to play as much like the original asteroids as possible, whilst the modern mode offers a slightly different take that should appeal to both fans of the original and newer players.

Shoot the Rocks

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A free web-based version of the 1980 Cinematronics arcade game, Star Castle. Offers a classic mode, designed to play as much like the original Star Castle as possible (i.e., it's really hard!), and a so-called "modern" mode, which is designed to appeal to players who perhaps didn't play the original: it starts off easier, and the difficulty increases in a more progressive fashion. 
 
The game supports all mainstream browsers, as well as running on iOS and Android devices.

Star Citadel

Phoboslab

A Type-to-shoot Space Shoot'em'up. Type in the words above the spaceships to destroy them. The fewer spelling mistakes you make the higher the score.

ZType

Thunderax 9k is a flash game where you have to fight an alien invasion and save the Earth

Thunderax 9K

Kabam

Wild Shadow Studios

DECA Games

Team up with dozens of players and battle through the Realm of the Mad God, Oryx. With a retro 8-bit style, Realm is an evolution of traditional MMO gameplay. A dozen classes and hundreds of items to discover means Realm is easy to play but difficult to master.

Realm of the Mad God

Matt Roszak

Bullet Heaven (full title: Epic Battle Fantasy 3.3: Bullet Heaven) is a scrolling top-down shooter game created by Matt Roszak in 2011. It is a spin-off of the Epic Battle Fantasy series, to which it owes many elements of its design, including the medals, shops, and characters. Most of the foes' designs originated from Epic Battle Fantasy 3 while some of them were previews of new foes to be introduced in Epic Battle Fantasy 4.

Bullet Heaven

Go0gley

Raiden X

Videlectrix

This Halloween game was released at the same time as Malloween Commercial, and a week prior to 3 Times Halloween Funjob. It is similar to the game Ikaruga in that the player must master two different "colors" (in this case black and orange). To do so, the player must collect marshmallows of the same color as Marshie's current aura while simultaneously avoiding marshmallows of the other color.

Shmup Browser Games