Farsun

Drag anywhere to fly. Hold to fire. Double-tap to dash through danger. And remember the only rule of deep space: gravity bends every shot — yours and theirs. Farsun is a free-flight gravity shooter. There are no formation grids and no patterns to memorize. Enemy squads flow through a living gravity field of stars, black holes, and pulsars, and every bullet on the screen curves with it. Slingshot your fire around a star. Herd hunters into a comet for triple score. Charge a singularity off near-misses and deploy your own black hole when the screen gets crowded. THE VOYAGE Your home screen is a star chart. Fly it sector by sector through named regions — the Ember Shallows, the Violet Deep, the Neutron Barrens, the Maw — and past sector 100, into endless procedurally named deep strata that are the same places for every player, forever. Every 5th sector is a named ELITE anomaly: Storm Cells, Crush Fields, Dead Drifts, Hive Surges. Between waves, draft risk-and-reward boons while the battle waits for no one. ONE EARTH, ONE DAILY Every player in the world flies the same daily sector. Your finished run leaves an echo — the ships you failed to kill — and a rival somewhere inherits them as an extra wave. Beat their score, send your own echoes back. Pick a callsign, add rivals by code or link, and challenge them one tap at a time — every head-to-head is remembered. SEASONS Each season brings an expedition: a themed region with its own rules (Season 1 hides the orbit tracks — chart the wells by eye), an elite finale, and medals that light a constellation in your sky, star by star. Reward stars carry cosmetics. One star demands a deed. Finish the figure and it joins your home sky permanently — seasons never delete what you earned. FAIR FIGHTS No ads. No tracking. Daily duels stay fair because everyone flies the same sector with the same physics. Progression unlocks trails, finishes and hulls that each fly differently. One optional purchase, once: the Supporter Pack. A living holo-foil finish, a stardust trail and a gold star in your home sky. Looks only — it never changes how anything flies or scores. Five-minute sessions. Months of sky.