Clay Burst Squadron
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About Clay Burst Squadron
Pilot a clay fighter plane through five waves of enemies and a final boss.
How to play
- Steer your plane to dodge enemies and their shots.
- Keep enemies in front of you so your auto-fire can hit them.
- Watch your hull points; you lose one each time you are hit.
- Wait for your Clay Burst meter to charge.
- Use the Clay Burst to clear the screen when overwhelmed.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the play area or the on-screen joystick to steer.
- Keyboard
- Use the arrow keys or WASD to steer, and Space to use your Clay Burst.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the play area or the on-screen joystick to steer.
More about this game
Take to the skies in a handmade world. Your plane fires automatically, so your main job is to steer clear of incoming pellets and enemy ships. You start with five hull points, and you can earn an extra point after each completed wave. As you fly, your Clay Burst meter charges. When it is full, you can unleash it to deal massive damage and clear the screen of danger. Survive all five waves to face the Patchwork Goliath.
Tips
- Your Clay Burst takes 9 seconds to recharge, so save it for when you are trapped by enemy fire.
- You gain 2 seconds of invincibility after taking a hit, giving you a brief window to reposition.
- The Patchwork Goliath fires in a wide spread, so stay near the bottom of the screen to give yourself more time to dodge.
FAQ
- How many waves are there?
- There are five waves in total. The first four waves feature scouts and saucers, and the fifth wave is a boss fight against the Patchwork Goliath.
- How do I heal?
- You automatically gain one hull point at the start of each new wave, up to a maximum of five.
- How does the Clay Burst work?
- The Clay Burst deals 99 damage to regular enemies and 24 damage to the boss. It charges automatically as you fly, taking about 9 seconds to fill.
