Lone Soldier

You control a single soldier viewed from above, positioned at the center of the screen. Enemies approach from all sides, and your job is to survive as long as possible. You aim and fire with the mouse, switching between a few different weapons like a rifle and a shotgun. The need to manually reload adds a constant, tense rhythm to the fight. The pace is relentless, with waves of enemies becoming steadily more aggressive. It feels like a focused test of your reflexes and positioning under constant pressure.