Blast Attack

Blast Attack was one of those straightforward shooters you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't try to be anything more than a quick, satisfying way to pass some time in a browser. The game had a simple, clear purpose from the moment it loaded.

You control a small ship, moving it with the arrow keys to dodge incoming fire from all sides. Your goal is to survive wave after wave of enemy crafts, clearing the screen to progress. You tap the shoot button to lay down a constant stream of projectiles, and a separate key activates a screen-clearing bomb for tight situations. The pace is relentless; enemies spawn quickly and their patterns become more crowded as you advance. It feels like a constant scramble for positioning, a test of your reflexes more than any complex strategy.