Swarm Squadron Rescue

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Package name

  • swarm-squadron-rescue

License

  • MIT

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2D space insectoid shooter with tractor-beam rescue and twin-fighter lasers

A 60 FPS 2D arcade space shooter for Linux inspired by Galaga, featuring custom-illustrated cel-shaded starships and alien insectoids, sweeping Bezier formation entries, synchronized dive patrols, tractor-beam capture and wingman rescue for dual-fighter twin laser firepower, synthesized PCM WAV sound effects, and local high-score tracking.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Bandai Namco Entertainment.

FEATURES

  • Custom 2D Artwork & 60 FPS Action: Illustrated player and crimson wing-fighters, animated tractor-beam energy cone, Blue Drone Wasps, Crimson Moth Escorts, two-hit Green/Blue Commander Beetles, enemy plasma bolts, and comic explosion bursts over a deep scrolling starfield.
  • Tractor-Beam Capture & Twin-Fighter Rescue: Let a Commander Beetle pull in your wing-fighter, then shoot down the diving Commander to free and dock your rescued wingman side-by-side for doubled twin plasma firepower.
  • 3 Sectors, Challenging Stages & 3 Difficulties: Outer Swarm, Challenging Nebulae, and Hive Queen Armada across Casual, Arcade, and Turbo modes, plus CSV export and English / Vietnamese UI toggle.

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