STELLRAID vs Mr. Peeps

Blast through space with ghost allies! 5 mechs, one epic side-scrolling shooter! - Epic side-scrolling mech action in space! - Easy tap controls – jump and shoot with just one finger! - Dodge waves of enemy fire and take down powerful bosses! - Destroyed? Keep fighting as a ghost! Your ghost copies your moves and attacks with you! - Up to 5 mechs at once! Feels like co-op, even when playing solo! - Gather resources to power up your mecha! Build the ultimate machine! - Climb the score rankings and prove you’re the best pilot! - Fast, thrilling stages – perfect for quick play anytime! [Materials Provided By] BGM: “Free BGM and Music Materials MusMus” https://musmus.main.jp VOICE "©ondoku3.com" https://ondoku3.com/

Mr. Peeps is an endless runner with no buttons, no swipes, and no taps. You steer with your eyes. Guide a droplet of living light down the track. Look left or right and it follows your gaze between lanes. Soak up stray droplets to grow. Squeeze gates need a slim runner, so close your eyes for a beat to shed mass, then grow again. Take a hit and you lose a shell, not the run. And then the freeze comes. Frost creeps in, the world panics, your droplet crystallizes, and time slows while you thread an impossible pack of obstacles in slow motion. Panic, then relief. It is the best feeling in the game. FAIR BY DESIGN Every obstacle pattern is generated so that a safe path always exists. Gaps are tuned to eye-reaction time, not thumb-reaction time. Rest stretches double as eye breaks. NOTHING TO LEARN A three-second countdown tunes the controls to your eyes at the start of every run. No calibration screens, no setup. ALSO IN THE ARCADE Laser, a lock-on target game with console-style aim assist you can tune. Sunshine, a gentle garden that blooms wherever you look. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The front camera is used only to estimate where you are looking, entirely on your device. The camera feed is never displayed, recorded, or transmitted. No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Requires a device with a TrueDepth camera (Face ID). Works with touch as a fallback.