Starvex: Space Shooter

Starvex is an endless vertical shooter about one thing: your fleet. You start as a single ship. Fly through the gates between waves to grow — +1, +5, +10 — and a lone fighter becomes a wall of ships firing as one. Every five gates your whole fleet refits into a stronger hull, from Scout and Interceptor up through Destroyer and Star Reaper to Celestial Omega. Ships and lives are separate. Ram an enemy and you lose a ship. Let one escape past you and you lose a defence life. Run out of either and the run is over — so every gate is a choice between pushing forward and holding the line. Ten waves, then a Dreadnaut: a capital boss with weak points to break, a charge beam to dodge and burning meteors to shoot out of the sky. Beat it and the highway jumps to a new galaxy — new nebulae, new planets, new lane hazards, generated endlessly so no two runs look alike. FEATURES • Endless waves, no level cap • A fleet you watch grow and refit, ten hull classes deep • Dreadnaut bosses every ten waves, bigger and meaner each time • Procedurally generated galaxies after every boss • Lane hazards to thread or shoot through: walls, boulders, chicanes • Airstrikes, overdrive bursts, shields and bounty upgrades • Daily missions and a persistent best-runs table • One-thumb portrait controls — playable with one hand Free, with no in-app purchases. When a run ends you can watch one optional rewarded video to continue it. That is the only ad in the game, and you never have to watch it.