Cost Exchange vs Bungee Beat

You are the duty officer on an air-defence console. Contacts appear on the scope. You do not know what they are. Query IFF, wait three seconds, then read the returned data — speed, altitude, radar cross section — and INFER the threat yourself. The game never labels it for you. Then the real decision: which weapon? An IR missile costs $150k. A radar missile costs $350k. CIWS costs $5k. The laser is free but needs time you may not have. Fire the expensive one at a cheap drone and you win the engagement while losing the operation. A leaker that reaches the centre damages a facility. Lose enough facilities and the operation is over — no matter how much money is left in the vault. • Infer, don't be told — no automatic threat labels, ever • Four weapons with real trade-offs in range, cost and reload • Ammunition economy: every shot is a decision you pay for • Graded S to F on five criteria, with hard caps for downing a friendly • DAILY OPERATION — the same operation for everyone, one attempt a day • FREE OPERATIONS — endless seeded operations across four difficulty tiers No ads. No energy timers. No in-app purchases. Everything is unlocked. iPhone and iPad.

Bungee Beat is a physics-based action game built around elastic gum. Aim and fire gum at enemies, walls, and movable objects to create connections. The connected targets react to movement, weight, and gum tension. Use the environment and different connection points to affect enemies and clear each stage. Enemy movement and object reactions are controlled by ragdoll and physics systems, so the result changes depending on where the gum is attached. Use simple touch controls to aim, fire, and manage placed gum. Progress through stages and try different connections to complete each encounter.