Biomech Pod Starfighter

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  • biomech-pod-starfighter

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  • MIT

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60 FPS horizontal biomech starfighter shmup with Force Pod and Wave Cannon

A 60 FPS 2D horizontal side-scrolling biomechanical starfighter shoot-em-up! Pilot the orbital vanguard fighter through tight chitinous hive corridors, bio-reactor vaults, and crimson alien citadels with an invincible Force Pod orb and a chargeable piercing Wave Cannon.

FEATURES

  • Invincible Force Pod & 3 Laser Weapons: attach the armored Force Pod to your nose or tail to block enemy fire, or detach it to ram and hunt hostile squads. Switch between Red Rebound Laser (bounces off corridor walls), Blue Vertical Wave Laser, and Yellow Ground-Creeping Fire!
  • Hold-to-Charge Wave Cannon: hold Fire to charge a luminous energy core and unleash a massive piercing plasma blast that tears straight through enemy formations and heavy armor plates.
  • 3 Biomech Stages & Giant Alien Core Bosses: battle patrolling bio-drones, wall turrets, cargo carriers, and 3 giant alien core bosses across Outer Hive Corridor, Bio-Reactor Vault, and Crimson Nexus Citadel.
  • 3 Difficulty Tiers & Bilingual UI: Casual, Arcade, and Turbo modes, optional hitbox and pod-vector guides, synthesized 16-bit PCM WAV SFX, local JSON high scores, CSV export, and instant English / Vietnamese UI.

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