Shell Slinger Pro

The lab should be playable without becoming a weapon. Shell Slinger Pro is Asgard Cyber’s cartoon physics game. Pull a wooden slingshot, fling packet-class orbs, and knock over smiling host boxes on a darkened lab range. Listeners wear familiar names — Apache, OpenSSH, SMB, RDP — because the world is dressed as a catalog. Nothing here is a real exploit. Nothing here can reach a network. The range cannot leave the device. WHY A RANGE, NOT A TOOL Most lab software wants a network. Shell Slinger Pro wants a pouch. Service names and ports are labels on crates. Packet classes use public type words (remote, webapps, dos) as costume. Listing titles end in “(Game).” Every session opens with RANGE RULES. Cartoon physics in. Real exploits out. HOW YOU PLAY • Drag the pouch to aim. The dotted line is the flight path. • Match the packet class to the listener when you can. • Wood is unpatched. Glass is legacy. Steel is hardened. Magenta plates are firewall — AUTH phases through. • Leftover ammo becomes stars. Clear every named service to unlock the next listing. THE LOADOUT (FLAVOR ONLY) OVF — Overflow Burst. Heavy. Slow. WEB — WebApp Payload. Light. Fast. SQL — Query Splitter. Breaks into three mid-flight. AUTH — Auth Bypass. Walks through magenta firewall plates. DOS — Flood Bomb. Explodes on impact. Scarce. THE CATALOG Ten authored rooms. Five on an intentionally exploitable Linux host, then five on Windows. Hosts are rounded boxes with a port, a face, and an HP bar. Support crates can fall; only named listeners count. ON YOUR DEVICE iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Landscape is best on phones and tablets. No account. No in-app purchases. No network. Help and the license sit one tap away. No real hosts were harmed during the making or playing of this game. From the innovative minds at Asgard Cyber.