Really Big Sky
Really Big Sky released by Boss Baddie for Windows is an Action, Shoot ‘em up, Arcade and Twin Stick Shooter video game with Retro-style. The game offers space environment populated with aliens, waves of enemies, laser planets, and giant bosses. Pilot your ship and explore the world from a side-scroll perspective where you have to face hordes of enemies and your task is to take down them. The game rewards you with points as you destroy the enemies’ ships. Your ship can shot in multi-direction around the globe to finish the enemies. There are a series of levels, and each level offers a set of objectives that you have to complete to progress through the game. Accomplish procedurally generated missions and engage yourself in multi-directional shooting gameplay experience. The game contains twelve different modes, in which you can face off bosses, laser planets and more. Really Big Sky offers core features such as Fast and Addictive Gameplay, Twelve Juicy Modes, Smash through planets, etc. Try it out, and you’ll love it.
#1 Gravity Crash
Gravity Crash is a Single-player and Multiplayer Multidirectional Shooter video game created by Just Add Water Ltd and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for PlayStation 3. The game offers arcade-style graphics of 80s and introduces several planets from which the player must define his favorite one in the starting. The player navigates the environment from a side-view with an aim to take down enemies to make points. In the game, the planetary surfaces tend to be riddled with caverns’ system, including maneuvering through them while face off the gravity is one of the game’s challenging. There are two different modes, in which the player needs to control his craft that can fire in several direction while in second mode, the direction of the fire is independent of the craft’s orientation. The game introduces immersive music tracks by musician Tim Wright. There are several challenges and the player needs to complete each one while playing the game to become the master.