GravSling vs RAID 1990

One tap. That is the whole control scheme. You orbit a star, tap to let go, and gravity carries you to the next one. Let go at the wrong moment and you sail straight past it into nothing. Every star behaves differently. Red giants forgive a sloppy release. White dwarfs don't. The spectral classes are the real ones, from cool red M-dwarfs up to blue O-stars, each with its own colour, size and pull. A missed jump is not automatically the end. Fall back onto a star you have already visited and you stay alive. It costs you your combo, but you keep going. Catch quickly and the multiplier climbs. Skip a star entirely and it counts double. Behind all of it a layered nebula drifts past while you climb. Easy to pick up. The mastering part takes a while. No ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases. I don't want any of that in a game like this either.

Take to the skies in RAID 1990 — a retro vertical scrolling shooter inspired by the golden age of arcades. Pilot your fighter through 30 waves of enemies, dodging bullets and powering up your weapons from a single shot to a devastating quad spread. Face off against massive bosses every 5 waves with intense multi-pattern bullet attacks. Can you survive all the way to the final mission? FEATURES - Classic arcade-style pixel art graphics with CRT scanline effects - 4 enemy types with unique movement patterns - 4 weapon power levels — collect medals to upgrade - Epic boss battles every 5 waves - Retro chiptune sound — procedurally generated, no samples - Simple touch controls — touch to move and fire - High score tracking - Ending sequence for those who conquer all 30 waves