[Repost] Space Rocks Revenge

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Can you win battles against waves of enemy spaceships?

Your shield recharges between waves, but your hull doesn’t get repaired, so be careful. Early on you’ll face weaker ships, but the wave 6 opponent flies a ship identical to yours. From wave 7 on, you’ll get progressively more (but not quite as tough) enemies. Good hunting, and have fun!

Using the radar is essential for situational awareness. It shows a 3D representation of ships around you. Each red dot is connected with a white stick to the horizontal radar plane. The foot of the stick marks its horizontal location, and the length of the stick shows the vertical distance above/below the plane. The dark blue triangle represents your forward view. In this picture, you can see the radar dot for the ship at the left edge of your viewport, and that another ship is straight behind you which is very dangerous. (Try turning and boosting to get to a better location.)

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(This is a repost from the Outer Space Game Jam from 2022 to make the game easier to find - it took me some time searching when I wanted to send the link to someone. I hope this is OK with moderators - I of course don’t want to exceed the one-thread-per-game limit, but technically it had zero threads so far.)

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In case you’re wondering about the name, it’s a sequel to Space Rocks 3D! which has its latest version buried in the middle of a rather long thread. Here’s an embedded link for convenience:

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I can’t believe I didn’t know about this version!! Absolutely incredible how this is a make code game well done

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VERY VERY IMPRESSIVE! (Sentence)

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This is really a cool game. I really like the way it’s so responsive, you did a lot of things in it that I did not think of.

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This is a really great game! Very impressive. Could you add tilt controls like you have for space rocks 3d?

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The downside of enabling tilt controls is that it messes up the emulator (it tilts the screen based on mouse movement), and that effect sticks around even after turning tilt controls off. Here’s a quick test that re-enables tilt controls:

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Oh yeah, that makes sense. Thanks!