Hull Rush

You don't shoot anything in Hull Rush. You win by making the missiles hit each other. Every hull you fly is unarmed and always at full thrust. The only thing you control is where the nose points — and that's the whole game: bait a missile into a committed turn, cut inside its arc, and let it find another missile instead of you. Chains pay exponentially, and a well-set three-missile pileup is worth far more than surviving alone. THE MAP HAS NO WALLS Fly in one direction as long as you like — the world generates around you, endlessly, and comes back exactly as you left it if you circle back. SEVEN HULLS, SEVEN WAYS TO FLY From the twitchy Needle to the unshakeable Warden, each hull trades speed, turn rate, acceleration and grip differently. Pick one by feel — the first is yours from the start, and the rest unlock in order with stars you collect in a run. Nothing in Hull Rush can be bought with money. TEN KINDS OF ORDNANCE The director introduces a new missile archetype every few seconds early on, and each one turns, corners, and hunts differently. A field manual (built from the same numbers the game actually flies on) explains every one of them, drawn to true relative scale. NOTHING BUT YOUR COURSE Overdrive, agility, a one-hit shield, a pulse that blinds seekers into flying their own line — every pickup is something you fly across the map to earn, not a button on a cooldown. BUILT TO BE FAIR Launches are biased toward your own heading, so running in a straight line is always the worst strategy. Off-screen threats get compass markers. The camera adjusts for your exact screen size, so the warning you get before a missile arrives is the same whether you're on a phone or a tablet. COMFORT, TAKEN SERIOUSLY Camera shake steps through full, soft, and off, defaults to your system's reduced-motion setting, and never touches the difficulty. No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. No tracking of any kind. Hull Rush runs entirely on your device and collects nothing.