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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Swarm
A mix of Gyruss and Galaga, your task in Swarm is to protect the central matrix from marauding bugs bent on polarizing all of your energy cells. Your ship will always target the middle of the screen, and the action breaks for a boss battle every few stages.

An impressive effort considering that the entire game was coded in DHTML by Brent Silby.

Name: Swarm
Developer: Brent Silby
Category: Action
Type: Flash
Size: 1MB
Posted at 1:28 AM by Tim
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