Control
The game features intuitive controls where your ship seamlessly tracks your cursor movements, requiring precise navigation to maneuver through relentless waves of enemy fire—survival depends on your reflexes as you dart, weave, and evade incoming missiles in fast-paced, high-stakes gameplay.
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The void swallows your ship whole as engines sputter into silence. Five minutes. That's how long until the backup reactor detonates, vaporizing everything within three klicks. Your helmet HUD flashes crimson—04:59. Asteroids rip through the derelict cruiser's hull like artillery fire, oxygen vents screaming as atmosphere hemorrhages into the black. You leap over a sparking console, mag-boots locking to the collapsing floor. Motion sensors blare—two heat signatures closing fast. Boarding drones. They'll strip your suit open with plasma saws if they catch you. Ambient radiation fries your visor display into static snow. You're running blind now. The reactor core pulses through bulkhead walls, a sickly green heartbeat thrumming in your teeth. Three minutes left. Your gloved hand finds the emergency welder—improvised weapon. First drone rounds the corner. You sidestep its pincer arm, searing its photoreceptor cluster with a white-hot arc. Molten metal droplets float upward in zero-G, shimmering like deadly rain. The second drone retreats. Smart. They're learning. Two minutes. Gravity fluctuates—sudden weight crushes you against what used to be the ceiling. Emergency thrusters fire, slamming you sideways into a nest of sparking cables. Shield integrity at 37%. Your HUD resurrects momentarily, revealing the nightmare: six more drones converging through the starboard cargo bay. The reactor's whine climbs to ultrasonic frequencies. One minute. You kick off a collapsing support beam, welding torch in one hand and stolen drone battery in the other. Overload the battery, jam it into the reactor housing. Maybe the chain reaction buys an extra thirty seconds. Maybe it cooks you alive. The clock hits zero. For three glorious seconds, silence. Then the universe turns white.
