Move over a target
The surface under the saucer is selected
Open ground
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Airspace clear
LASER EMPTYABDUCT HUMANS FOR CHARGE
The saucer never powered up. Something blocked the 3D engine from loading.
Keep this tab in front or the clip will stutter.
Raw is a hard single-oscillator buzz. Smooth is a filtered tone with vibrato. Hold fire while switching to hear it change.
Frame timing overlay for diagnosing stutter. Press P to toggle once it is on.
Downloads as MP4, or WebM on Firefox.
Keep this tab in front or the clip will stutter. Records the game view only, without dials or menus.
You are the pilot of a badly insured flying saucer. Sweep the tractor beam over crowds to lift up to three Earthlings at a time, burn the energy they carry as demolition laser, and flatten every marked structure before the anti-air batteries wake up. Then do it again in the next sector, which has more of everything. Settings has a Capture tab if you want the whole thing as an MP4 or a GIF.
A free 3D flying saucer game. You pilot a UFO over a voxel city, lift humans and cows off the ground with a tractor beam, spend the energy they carry on a demolition laser, and flatten every required structure in the sector before the anti-air defenses shoot you down.
Yes, and there is no account. Everything runs in the browser, nothing is uploaded, and your audio and flight settings are stored locally so the saucer handles the way you left it.
On desktop, steer with the mouse or WASD and hold left click or Space to fire the tractor beam and the laser. Shift boosts. Esc pauses, O opens settings, H opens this help. On phones and tablets, a thumb stick appears on the left and a large action button on the right the moment you touch the screen.
The tractor beam holds up to three specimens at once and never runs out. Every one you land converts into laser charge. The laser spends that charge, so the whole loop is abduct, charge, demolish. When the laser is empty the only way to refill it is to go abduct more, which is the point.
This one covers the same fantasy, abducting people and leveling a town as an alien, with no purchase and no download. It is much smaller in scope than the retail game, but the saucer flight, tractor beam, and building demolition all happen in a browser tab.
Yes. Touch controls appear automatically on first touch, and the status dock moves to the top of the screen so it never sits under your thumbs. Crowd size is reduced on mobile hardware to keep the frame rate steady.
Anti-air units stay dormant until the first required structure comes down. After that they track you and fire guided missiles. When a missile is off camera, a marker points toward it from the edge of the screen. Boosting sideways is usually enough to break the lock.
No gameplay data is collected or uploaded. Preferences live in browser local storage on your device. The page uses standard site analytics for aggregate visit counts, and nothing else leaves the browser. If you like this sort of thing, the rest of the arcade works the same way.
Open Settings, choose the Capture tab, and pick a format. Video downloads as an MP4 (WebM on Firefox, which cannot make MP4s) and plays in normal players and editors. GIF is a 256-colour format from 1989 with no interframe compression, so it is best for short clips and gets heavy fast at larger sizes. You can export wide, tall or square at up to 60fps for video and 50fps for GIF, and the clip is recorded at the shape you pick rather than cropped from the window. The clip captures the game view only, so the dials and menus stay out of it.
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The skyline is confetti. Earth's insurance adjusters have left the planet.
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