Missile Attack

Click a point above the batteries in Missile Attack to aim toward it. Three cannon positions sit along the ground, each beginning with a counter marked 20. Incoming missiles cross the sky after the opening countdown. In our fresh desktop attempt, a click to the upper left placed a red cross there, turned the middle barrel and reduced its counter to 19. A small dark-and-yellow projectile then moved along that direction.

Choose the visible Play button before aiming. The touchscreen session also responded to a sky tap: its cross appeared at the selected point and the middle cannon tilted up-left. An earlier mobile frame showed 20 and the later one showed 14, but that gap does not tell us how many rounds a single tap uses. The desktop sequence provides the clearer example of one click using one unit. Selecting a different battery remains untested.

Watch the counter and target marker as you try your opening shot. We captured score-0 result screens in the longer sessions, but did not establish a successful interception, scoring rule, cleared stage or retry sequence. The game-over music file failed to load; aiming still worked with browser sound muted. No account or download was required. We blocked advertising requests during testing, so those sessions do not describe the normal ad experience.