Missile Command is one of the most iconic classic games from early arcade machines and Atari 2600. It was released by Atari Inc. in 1980. Later it has been ported to other consoles and had a lot of clones.
The player’s must defend six cities with laser beans from an endless hail of ballistic missiles. Sometimes, the missiles split like multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles (MIRVs).
As the game progresses, there are some levels with smart bombs that can evade the counter missiles.
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Gunfighter Gunmans Proof is a shooter where a cowboy needs to rescue his fiancée from a band of ghastly villains using his gun and upgrading his skills. It's gameplay loosely reminded us the classic Missile Command.
Atari Missile Command is an enhanced online remake of the arcade's classic where six cities are being attacked by ballistic missiles and your mission is to fend off these enemy attacks.
Defend the last four cities on Earth from the single remaining missile station on the planet! You’ll battle wave upon wave of pixel missiles from space as Earth pins its last hope on your skills! Can you protect the last of us, or are we doomed to reach our end? Enjoy this Missile Command, a […]
Lunar Command is a Missile Command clone, where you have to defend 6 lunar cities from a lot of missiles being shot at them. P.S.: Lunar Command was developed and/or published by Juggernarts Games. More Missile Command
Starts off simple, becomes pretty later. Destroy enemy lines by catching the ends in the explosions. Similar to Missile Command if you were alive in the 1980’s, which I doubt most of you were but you can take credit for anyway. Play and enjoy :). The game calibrates lag (hence the base 50-60 fps), so […]
New Year Balls Merge is a Christmas-themed and physics-based puzzler where you drop balls in the board trying to match 2 of the same color in order to score points and and turn them into just one higher level ball.