Voidwake Space Shooter

The Halden relay went dark and the drone fleets it once commanded still fly their last patrol orders. You take the only interceptor left in the hangar out through their lanes, from the Drift Belt to the Maw, bolting salvaged parts onto the hull between fights.

Fly a lone interceptor through a 50-level campaign in five sectors, pick an upgrade after every level and beat five bosses. Endless and daily too.

Your ship fires on its own. On a phone, drag anywhere on the screen and the ship moves with your finger without sitting under it; with a mouse the ship follows the cursor; arrow keys or WASD work too, hold Shift for fine moves. Choose Campaign or Endless on the title screen. The campaign has 50 levels in five sectors: each sector brings three or four new enemy types, one level at a time with a short note on how to beat them, and ends with its own boss. Clear a level to open the next; a level cleared without a hit earns three stars, with one hit two. A run carries its upgrades from level to level, and the level map restarts any open level with the upgrades you had when you first reached it. Endless sends wave after wave, with a boss every fifth wave. You start with three hull points and can hold up to five. Pink shots, beams and enemy hulls cost a hull point, and the run ends when the last one is gone. Only the small bright core in the middle of the ship can be hit. After each level or wave choose one of three upgrades: spread, pierce, rapid fire, power, drones, homing missiles, shield, magnet or repair. Every kill without taking a hit builds your streak, and each 15 kills raise the score multiplier up to x8. Gems from wrecks and shots that pass close by add points at the current multiplier, and a wave cleared without a hit pays a Flawless bonus. Clearing level 10 or wave 10 opens hard mode: two hull points, tougher enemies and rare repairs.