Flux Armada vs Feature Creep

The Fleet, or your collection of ships, in Flux Armada is where Flux Armada gets its name. At any time, you can rearrange your Fleet to construct the optimal path for attacking Infiltrator units, or create a blocking section to prevent your Core Ship from taking direct hits. When it’s your turn, choose between cards in your hand that offer different capabilities of attack for different amounts of energy. If you pay its cost, you send out the Transport Orb with it inside. The other player has no idea what you selected, but they know they don’t want it! Watch out! Once your Transport Orb makes it out into the open space between fleets, it becomes anyone’s match in an escalating game of back and forth between the Guardians. Once the Transport Orb makes it past the Guardian’s defenses, it will collide with a ship within the Fleet. When a Transport Orb opens up, you can expect any number of nasty surprises like a HE BOMB or the release of Infiltrator assault units. Infiltrator units make their way through enemy fleet, taking the shortest path to the Core Ship. Once they reach the Core Ship, they’ll self-destruct against it in an attempt to take it down. Make sure to take out enemy Infiltrators, by creating a long path for them!

Feature Creep is an arcade game about defending a small piece of software from the people who love it. Bugs come out of the walls and you squash them with your thumb. Between sprints, management hands you three new features and makes you pick one. Every one of them makes the graph go up and your life worse. There's no version of this where you win. There's a version where you last eleven sprints and feel briefly excellent about it. What's in it: a desk with a real mess on it. Power-ups named after things that actually save projects, like Hotfix, Rollback and QA Sweep. An economy that runs entirely on coffee. Boss bugs with names like "mobile build bricked itself" and "analytics pipeline is possessed." A mug that says WORLD'S OKAYEST DEVELOPER. A daily leaderboard called Today's Okayest Devs, so you can lose competitively. Made by one family in Ankara. If it breaks, mail us: irezapps@gmail.com.