Galaxy Attack

Blast through alien swarms, grab weapon upgrades, and dodge impossible bullet patterns in this frantic space shooter.

Galaxy Attack is a vertical shoot 'em up that keeps you glued because the next weapon drop always seems one wave away. You pilot a lone fighter against endless formations of alien ships, and the auto-fire means your thumb only worries about dodging and grabbing crates. The default laser feels fine for the first minute, but the moment a spread shot or twin cannon drops, the whole screen opens up. What got me hooked was how fast the loadout decisions come at you. You'll be weaving through a wall of purple orbs, eyeing a missile pickup floating just above a cluster of enemies, and you have to choose: risk the push for firepower or hang back and survive. I once snagged a shield crate with a sliver of health left, right as three enemy bullets crossed where I'd been a second before. That's the rhythm of the game — constant split-second gambles. It's not forgiving. Later stages throw bullet curtains that require pixel-perfect taps, and some enemies dive straight at your ship. Play it in short bursts and treat each death as a lesson in spacing. No download needed, and it runs smooth in a browser, which makes it a solid pick for quick sessions between classes or during lunch.

Touch screen to move and kill all enemies. Collect items to upgrade or change your weapons.

Prioritize weapon crates over chasing kills early; a spread shot clears waves way faster than your default laser.

Q: Is Galaxy Attack free? A: Yes, it's completely free to play online with no hidden fees. Q: Can I play Galaxy Attack on mobile? A: Yes, the touch controls work on phones and tablets through any modern browser. Q: Do I need to download anything? A: No downloads needed. It runs directly in your browser as an HTML5 game. Q: What are the controls? A: Drag or use arrow keys to move your ship; firing is automatic. Q: Does the game work unblocked at school? A: It usually works on unblocked game sites if they host HTML5 shooters. Q: How do I beat the harder waves? A: Focus on dodging first, grab shield pickups, and save bombs for bullet-heavy moments.