Meteor

Rocks the size of cities are falling, and only you stand between them and the surface. Meteor puts players in a relentless defensive role, tracking and destroying wave after wave of incoming space debris before impact. The tension builds quickly — miss too many, and it's over.

Accuracy matters more than speed here. Each meteor demands a quick read of its trajectory, and hesitation costs dearly when several approach at once. Surviving longer waves means adapting to unpredictable patterns rather than relying on muscle memory alone.

Points accumulate with every successful hit, rewarding precision and consistency over panic-firing. The satisfaction comes from finding a rhythm under pressure — threading shots through clusters, clearing the screen just in time. It's a focused, no-frills shooting experience that gets genuinely harder the longer you last.