BrassBlitz vs Bronze Sky

Your boiler pressure is fuel, weapon, and lifeline — all in one gauge. Pilot a brass steam launch through a collapsing industrial canal, dodge factory walls, and outlast the machines hunting you. Every run is different. Every run ends eventually. NAVIGATE. SHOOT. SURVIVE. The canal generates ahead of you, never the same twice — sometimes wide and forgiving, sometimes a narrow gauntlet between factory walls and hostile machinery. Shoot through false walls and you might find a hidden fuel cache or bonus points. ONE GAUGE, EVERY DECISION Boiler pressure is your fuel and your ammo reserve — the same number covers both. Run over coal crates to top it up, or burn it firing your heavy cannon and hope the next crate shows up in time. Every shot you take is a shot off your tank. ENEMIES BUILT FOR THE AGE OF STEAM • Automaton Sentries — stationary turrets that track and fire • Clockwork Wasps — fast swarms that close in from every side • Ironclad Skiffs — armored enemy boats that shoot back • Pressure Gates — timed obstacles that demand precise steering EARN YOUR UPGRADES, NEVER BUY THEM Reinforced hull. Twin cannons. Bigger boiler. Every upgrade is unlocked by distance and score milestones — none of it is for sale. No pay-to-win, ever. ONE MORE RUN Blown up mid-run? One optional rewarded ad gives you a single second chance to pick up right where you fell — fully restored and recentered, no instant-death do-over. No paywall, no pressure, just an opt-in if you want it. COMPETE GLOBALLY Game Center leaderboards track how deep into the canal you can push. Every upgrade, every close call with the bank, every narrowly-dodged gate is in service of one number: how far you got. Hand-built steampunk art, a procedurally generated canal, and a run that's never quite the same twice. Free to play. Infrequent ads. No pay-to-win purchases, ever.

A vertical arcade shooter in the old style, fought against a sky full of bronze masks. They descend in weaving flights, break formation to dive at you, and drop bombs you have to read and slip between. You answer from below, one stream of bolts, moving constantly. Every fourth wave a single enormous mask arrives alone — it sweeps, it summons escorts, and in its final third it charges straight down at you. Gifts fall from above throughout. Reaching them means leaving the safety of the bottom of the screen at exactly the moment you can least afford to, and that trade is the heart of the game: every upgrade costs you position. - Eight waves free, with the first boss on wave four - A one-time unlock opens the endless run — no ads, no timers, no second purchase - Escalating flights, faster dives and heavier bombardment the further you climb - Boss fights every fourth wave, each in three phases - Game Center leaderboard - One thumb, portrait, no tutorial Every mask in the game is drawn in code rather than painted — the enemies, the pilot's ship and the boss are all the same geometry at different scales, which is why the sky looks like one family of faces coming for you. No accounts. No tracking. No internet required to play.