AirBorne Sea

Stage-clearing on-rails shooter. Destroy weapons with machine guns. The game is over when the machine gun runs out of ammunition or the life of your battleship reaches zero. The score you earn is your experience value, and you earn points when you level up. You can use the points to upgrade your machine gun and your battleship. Good points 　Graphics. It is simple but easy to find enemies, and the reflection of light is beautiful. 　Operation. Simple and can be played only with the mouse by modifying settings a little. Bad points 　The experience value system. If you fail to clear a stage, your score will be zero and you will not gain any experience. To gain experience, you need to play the easiest first stage over and over again. Points to be fixed 　The number of bullets may become negative. 　Experience should be increased without fail. Either revise the way scores are calculated or make it possible to earn skill points by the number of enemies shot down. 　Price. Too expensive. There are many other good on-rails shooters to buy, such as IS Defense, Beach Invasion Series, Blue Estate, etc. Personal suggestions 　The hit markers are not very clear. I felt that they should be more cl…

A straightforward arcade game where you can play out your childhood dreams. Provided your childhood dreams were manning an AA gun during WW2 on a ship, of course. There is a demo, so you can try it out for free to see if the game is for you.

What can I say about the game, the graphics and sound are pretty good, but at the expense of the control mechanics, it's worth working on it. Only the problem with management is a disadvantage, but the developer can easily fix it I advise everyone to download and purchase AIRBORNE SEA! The game is really interesting, thanks for that

Cool game, it gets really challenging after some time!

AirBorne Sea is an arcade-style naval defense shooter developed and published by WerFEST Software, centered on a simple but focused premise: defend your battleship from relentless waves of incoming aircraft. Rather than offering a sprawling war campaign or a narrative-heavy experience, the game places players directly behind an anti-aircraft gun mounted on a ship at sea, tasking them with surviving increasingly intense aerial assaults. The design philosophy is straightforward—tight controls, escalating pressure, and score-driven replayability—making it an accessible yet engaging action experience. The core gameplay revolves around manning a 40mm anti-aircraft cannon and eliminating incoming enemy planes before they can damage or sink your ship. Aircraft approach from multiple angles and at varying altitudes, forcing players to constantly track targets and adjust their aim. Precision and reaction speed are essential, especially as later waves introduce faster, more aggressive attackers. In addition to the primary cannon, players gain access to additional weapon systems such as missile support, expanding their defensive capabilities. The gradual escalation of enemy types—including b…

I feel like I'm back in my childhood. once upon a time I played a similar game in a slot machine. nostalgia came over me. yes, it is not much different from the version on the slot machine, but what it has is perfected. you will enjoy playing. relax and have fun.