A neon bullet-hell where the swarm is alive. Outlast escalating waves with pure movement — no cover, nowhere to hide. Just geometry, reflexes, and the void between enemies.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >The swarm is a liquid. You are the gap it flows around.</h2> Simple Shooter is a top-down arcade bullet-hell built from pure geometry. No sprites. No textures. Every enemy is a shape — and they move as a single living mass. You are a cyan square. Your defense is motion.<h2 class="bb_tag" >One Loop. Endless Depth.</h2> Survive escalating waves of geometric enemies. Chain your kills to drive a score multiplier. Hit the kill threshold and a boss drops in — beat it to crack open the next Sector. Then it begins again: a wider arena, a denser swarm, new threats, and a fresh stop at the Salvage Terminal. The cycle never changes — how deep you ride it is the whole game. <ul class="bb_ul"><li>Sectors — Each sector grows the arena and thickens the swarm. The deep runs are a different game from the first — and the descent runs as far as you can survive. </li><li>Salvage Terminal — After each boss, spend scrap on ship systems that change how you survive and universal mods that reshape how your weapon hits. Build your run, your way. </li><li>Combo Chain — Kill fast enough and your score multiplier climbs. Let the chain break and it resets.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Movement is Your Defense</h2> There is no cover mechanic. No shield button. The dash is your only invulnerability window — a split-second phase, then a recharge. Every decision is spatial. Where you are is whether you live.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Choose Your Doctrine</h2> Lock in one weapon at the start of every run and master it — no juggling a whole arsenal mid-fight: <ul class="bb_ul"><li>Vulcan — Rapid-fire projectiles. The sustained-pressure stream. </li><li>Spread — A wide scattergun burst. Short range, brutal against dense swarms. </li><li>Railgun — A continuous precision beam that locks onto the first enemy in its path and melts it. Range-capped reach and single-target authority — and with the Pierce mod installed, it punches straight down the line. </li><li>Gravity Anomaly — Deploy a singularity that pulls enemies inward. Crowd control and denial.</li></ul> Then reshape it. Universal mods change what every hit does — the same set on every weapon. Power (raw damage), Pierce (reach past the first enemy), and Crit (periodic critical hits) escalate your output; Chain (hits arc to nearby enemies), Weaken (slow + damage-over-time), and Rupture (stack vulnerability for focus-fire) bend the fight. Slot-limited, deeply levelable. Every run builds a different gun.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Dozens of Enemies. Named Bosses.</h2> Swarmers flock using emergent AI — no scripted paths. Snipers lock on from long range. Fractals split into fast-moving fragments when destroyed. Shielders protect their neighbors. The Prism hunts in tethered pairs — the energy link between them cuts on contact. Wraiths phase through your shots. Bombers detonate on arrival. Pylons fence off escape routes. Every sector introduces new threats — and crowns each with a different boss. A rotating cast of named bosses stalks the deep, from the Hive Queen to Corruptor Prime.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Deep Space</h2> In deeper sectors the arena itself turns hostile. Asteroids drift straight through the walls and tumble across the field — shatter them with fire or eat the momentum on contact. Nebula clouds drag your movement to a crawl until you dash clear. And the swarm reads the terrain: enemies steer around the drifting debris while density scales to how hard you push.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Every Sector Is a Place</h2> The void isn't wallpaper. Each sector is its own corner of space — pure black, cut only by the neon of the things adrift in it — and no two runs draw the same sequence. Leave the orbital plane through a boneyard of dead satellites and a frayed skyhook to a planet that isn't there anymore. Push out past the busy solar shipping lanes near the sun, into the long dark between worlds, across the slow-expanding echo of an ancient cataclysm. Then cross back home through the broken megastructures of where you began. The journey arcs — out, across, and back — but the route is rolled fresh every run.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Neon Minimalism</h2> Simple Shooter holds hundreds of entities on screen at a locked 60fps, because every entity is a rectangle, a circle, or a line. The bare geometry is the look — deliberate, readable, and visually distinct under chaos. Cool neon is friendly. Warm neon is a threat. You always know where you stand.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Features</h2> <ul class="bb_ul"><li>Steam Leaderboards — global high score and waves survived </li><li>Accessibility options — color-blind modes, reduced motion, screen narration, HUD scaling </li><li>Native builds: Windows, macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon), Linux / SteamOS</li></ul>

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