Jerry Shooting

You control a small ship, moving it left and right across the bottom of the screen. Your goal is to survive waves of geometric enemies that descend from the top. You have a limited number of bullets that fire automatically, and the key is timing your shots so they ricochet off the walls. This bounce mechanic is central; a well-placed shot can take out multiple targets in a single, satisfying chain. The pace is steady, but the screen can get crowded quickly, forcing you to think about angles and positioning. It feels like a focused puzzle of movement and prediction, where each cleared wave provides a quiet moment of relief before the next one arrives.