Astro Blast vs Godot Cartesian

80 galaxies full of asteroids and over 200 anomalies are waiting to be cleared. 16 ships are standing in the hangar — which one do you take? Tap and fly. But can you dodge the frost shards? And can you stop the living swarm asteroids from splitting? - 80 different galaxies, each with its own asteroids, dangers and forces of the universe - 16 ships, no two fly alike — fast and thin, heavily armoured, with blasters front and back - A new upgrade after every wave: more armour? Faster fire? More damage? - Over 200 anomalies with their own rules: black holes, solar storms, wormholes, total darkness - Over a hundred paint jobs — fly your ship the way you like it - A new season every month with prizes and a ship of its own, a new crate every day Are you ready to clear space of asteroids?

Godot Cartesian is a jumping game drawn on a chalkboard. The whole world is a Cartesian coordinate system in white chalk on black slate — and you are a little stick figure starting from the origin. HOW TO PLAY • Hold to charge, release to jump — every jump is a parabola • The area enclosed by your curve and the x-axis is your score in real time • While charging, a ghost curve and its predicted area grow live: watch the integral climb, then let go OBSTACLES & RULES • 20 levels unlocked one by one, with 12 geometry shapes joining progressively: rectangles, segments, triangles, parallelograms, circles, ellipses, parabolas, hyperbolas, sine, cosine, logarithmic and reciprocal curves • Only sharp corners steeper than 75° are lethal — every deadly face is clearly textured; smooth curves are always safe to ride • Walk straight up gentle slopes, launch off curved ones, bounce off floating lines, and keep jumping from obstacle tops FEATURES • Area is score: calculus you can feel • Chalkboard art: pure black, white lines, hand-drawn charm • Best score per level, sequential unlocks, auto-saved progress, fully offline Start from a box, finish on a reciprocal curve. The blackboard awaits.