Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Flash Games.

Be fast and accurate - defend yourself from the onslaught of alien clones.

Destroy wave after wave of alien fighters, drones, bombers and buzzers in this classic arcade game.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Armor Games.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Jeremy Bouin.

Evil Aliens attacked our planet and you should stop them. You are the only hope for all Earth citizens. Your brave soldiers and powerful tanks waiting for your commands to smash those evildoers.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: GamesGames.com.

Crush the Aliens with a bouncy ball to save the world! Author Comments: Instructions: Use the LEFT and RIGHT directional buttons to move your SHIP left and right. HITTING THE BALL with your SHIP will bounce the ball QUICKER, HIGHER, and more to the RIGHT. When ALIENS are HIT by the ball, they are DESTROYED... or just teleport away. It's hard for us to tell, but they ARE gone. CRUSH THE ALIENS with a giant, bouncy, green ball. You only need to hold them off until the PURPLE TIMER hits ZERO. Your SCORE is the number of Aliens defeated minus the number of Aliens that have invaded. HARD MODE adds more Aliens, but the ball is bigger and wreaks much more havoc!! (I suggest hard mode. It's more fun in my opinion.) ~~~~~ WARNING: Viewing the credits from the title screen seems to break the game, and requires you to refresh the page to play. Pressing the "COLLAPSE" button (Right next to "Add to Favorites", "Lights", and "Add to playlist" BUTTONS on the BAR ABOVE THE GAME SCREEN.) then clicking "EXPAND" will reload the game without reloading the entire page. (If you don't reload, then aliens refuse to fall, and you stay in outer space to avoid explaining the expensive interstellar bouncy ball to tax payers. I can't blame you.) ----- Programmed by Jamonta Scott with a little bit of help from Adam Schachte. Vector Art made by Jamonta Scott. Backgrounds from Google Images. Game made on School Computers with Adobe Flash Professional. Jamonta couldn't upload this due to some computer crash, and I almost forgot about it. The game was finished in early 2012. If you like this game, Jamonta also made a simple arcade driving game named "Driver D" that can be found here: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/595109