Slagfall

Something went quiet past the shipping lanes. The convoys stopped coming back, and everything still flying out there is hostile. Slagfall is a one-thumb arcade shooter about picking a dead orbit clean. Drag anywhere on the screen and your ship follows. Your guns fire themselves. Everything else — when to spend a bomb, when to burn Overdrive, which upgrade to buy next — is on you. SIXTY LEVELS, SIX SECTORS Hand-built waves, not random spawns. Every sector introduces a new enemy behaviour and ends with a boss built around it. Three stars per level, and the third one will cost you something. FIVE HULLS, FIVE WAYS TO FLY The Kestrel is balanced and yours from the start. The Bastion soaks a second hit but turns like a barge. The Wisp is quick and dies instantly. The Warden brings escort drones. The Prospector pulls more Scrap and shoots softer. These are different ships, not stat bumps. NINE UPGRADE TRACKS Cannon damage, fire rate, hull, shield, move speed, magnet range, bomb capacity, Overdrive duration and missile duration. Scrap buys upgrades, Cores buy hulls. Nothing expires and nothing is rented. POWER-UPS WORTH CHASING Spread, Lance, Homing, Wingmen and Missiles drop mid-run. Pick up the same one twice and it runs longer. ENDLESS MODE No levels and no ending. Survive as long as you can and push your best wave. PLAYS ANYWHERE No account, no login, no connection. Your progress lives on your device and nowhere else, so the game works the same on a plane as it does at home. FAIR BY DESIGN No banner ads. No interstitials. No energy meter, no lives to wait on, no run you have to pay to start. The only ads in Slagfall are ones you choose to watch — a revive, a doubled payout — and every level in the game is completable without watching a single one. Salvage the orbit. Rebuild the ship. Go further.