Overview

Core mechanics: movement, survival, and progression

The player controls an object (character/vehicle) whose goal is to reach point B while maintaining integrity. Player's objectives:

• Complete the level from point A to point B.

• Keep the object intact despite a hostile environment.

Interaction with enemies:

• Along the way, the player encounters enemies that attack and inflict damage.

• The player must repel attacks using built-in weapons.

Progression and upgrades:

• With each level, enemies become stronger and deal more damage.

• To compensate for the increasing difficulty, the player can upgrade components of their object, including:

  • Defense (armor),

  • Attack (damage, rate of fire),

  • Support (missiles/rockets).

Goal of progression:

• Maintain a balance between difficulty and player capabilities.

• Provide a constant sense of growth.

Player control and behavior

Movement:

• The player’s model moves automatically from point A to point B without user input.

Controls:

• The player does not control movement but can direct the weapon’s aim using swipes:

  • Swipe left — the weapon rotates to the left.

  • Swipe right — the weapon rotates to the right.

Automatic firing:

• As long as the player holds their finger on the screen or continues swiping, the system automatically fires in the chosen direction.

• Firing stops when the finger is lifted from the screen.

This control scheme simplifies gameplay by focusing the player's attention on aiming and repelling attacks rather than navigation.