Play Plane Shooter Online

Solo, Local Co-op and Same Run

Endless solo play. Control one plane against a continuous stream of enemies. There is no final stage. The run ends when you lose your last life, and your final score appears at game over.

Local two-player co-op. Two players control separate planes on the same device. On a computer, one uses the arrow keys and the other uses WASD. You share lives, a score, and a bomb cooldown. A hit on either plane costs a shared life. There is no friendly fire: neither player's shots can damage the other's plane.

Same Run. Copy a link from the Same Run page and send it to another player. Each of you plays independently, then compares scores after finishing. The link includes a random seed, a value that initializes random enemy generation. It does not create a live multiplayer session or synchronize your positions or scores.

Movement, Bombs and Speed

Movement and shooting. Use the arrow keys or click and drag within the playfield on a computer. On a phone or tablet, drag to move. Your plane can move both horizontally and vertically, rather than being confined to the bottom of the screen. It fires upward automatically, regardless of movement direction. You do not need to hold a fire button.

Bomb controls. Click or tap Bomb at the bottom-right of the playfield or in the information panel, or press the space bar. A bomb clears every enemy plane and enemy bullet currently on screen. The button's countdown shows how long you must wait before using another bomb. Bombs do not restore lives or stop new enemies from spawning.

Speed settings. Steady is the default. Choose Calm for a slower pace or Brisk for a faster one. The setting changes enemy movement speed and spawn intervals, keyboard movement speed, your firing rate, and the speed of newly fired bullets. Dragging moves your plane directly to the chosen position. Switching speeds does not reset your score, lives, or wave.

Pausing and restarting. Select Pause to pause the game and Continue to resume. Selecting New run immediately discards your progress and resets your lives, score, destroyed-enemy count, wave, and bomb cooldown. Your speed setting stays the same. A run discarded before game over cannot update your best score.

Scoring, Waves and Collisions

Scoring. Every enemy plane destroyed by your shots or a bomb earns 10 points and adds to your destroyed-enemy count. Clearing bullets earns no points. An enemy that leaves the playfield costs no lives and awards no points, so you do not need to cross enemy fire to chase a plane near the bottom.

Waves and enemy types. The game starts at wave 1 and advances 1 wave every 18 seconds of active game time, whether or not you have cleared the screen. At higher waves, enemies descend faster and spawn more frequently, until the spawn interval reaches its minimum. Enemy planes can drift sideways, weave from side to side, or fire bullets. Watch both the planes' movement and the paths of their bullets.

Hits and invincibility. You start with 3 lives. Unless you are invincible, a collision between your plane's hitbox and an enemy plane's or bullet's hitbox costs 1 life. The run ends when you have no lives left. If you survive the hit, you gain approximately 1.15 seconds of invincibility and cannot lose another life during that time. Taking a hit also clears all current enemy bullets, but not all enemy planes.

Game time. Bombs have an 8-second cooldown. Once it expires, you can use another bomb, with no limit on the number of uses per run. Wave progression, bomb cooldowns, and post-hit invincibility are measured in active game time. All three timers stop while the game is paused, and bombs cannot be used until play resumes.