Behind The Enemy

You control a small character, often a soldier, from a side view. Your immediate task is to survive a constant barrage of bombs dropped from above. You move left and right, likely with the arrow keys or mouse, to avoid the falling explosives. The bombs land and then detonate, with the timing or blast radius sometimes tied to colored indicators around them. This means you have to judge not just where they fall, but when they might go off. The main objective is to last as long as possible, with the pattern or speed of the drops increasing over time. The pacing is tense and methodical, demanding careful positioning rather than frantic speed. It feels like a focused test of your timing and spatial awareness.