Cloudclay Squadron
Steer your handmade fighter through waves of enemies to reclaim the skies.
Action & Adventure
kairotheweenjshd made this on Mable.
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Steer your handmade fighter through five waves of enemies, dodging bullets and upgrading your loadout to reclaim the skies.
How to play
- Steer your fighter left and right to dodge incoming enemy bullets.
- Keep your plane aligned with enemies to hit them with your auto-fire.
- Tap the Burst button to damage all enemies on the screen.
- Choose a loadout upgrade after completing each of the first four waves.
- Defeat the Plum Baron in wave five to win the game.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the steering pad left and right, and tap Burst to clear enemies.
- Keyboard
- Use the Left and Right arrows to steer, and press Space for Burst.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the steering pad left and right, and click Burst.
More about this game
Take back the handmade skies in this vertical arcade shooter. You start with a single fighter and auto-fire, dodging enemy bullets while shooting down foes. After each wave, you choose an upgrade: a wingman pet, stronger shots, or extra bullets in your main volley. The waves get harder, ending with a boss fight against the Plum Baron who has 150 health. A run ends when you lose all 5 hearts or defeat the final boss.
Tips
- Save your Burst charges for when you are overwhelmed, as you only get two per wave. Using a Burst also grants one second of invincibility.
- Upgrades stack throughout your flight. Picking the extra bullet upgrade multiple times creates a wide spread that covers more of the screen.
- You regain one heart at the end of each wave, up to a maximum of five, so minor mistakes early on can be recovered.
FAQ
- How do I upgrade my fighter?
- After you clear a wave, you choose one of three upgrades: a wingman pet, stronger shots, or extra bullets. You keep these upgrades for the rest of the run, and they stack.
- What does the Burst button do?
- Burst damages all enemies currently on the screen and gives your fighter a brief moment of invincibility. You start each wave with exactly two charges, so use them wisely.
- How many waves are there?
- There are five waves in total. The first four feature regular enemy formations, and the final wave is a boss fight against the Plum Baron. Defeating the boss wins the game.
