Released · BetaLighthouse Line
Communityby NullPtr404
One gun. Three ships. Hold the lighthouse battery against attacks from sea, land and air until the last ship makes the harbor.
Free demo · Network features are unavailable during play
About the game
A realistic fixed-gun coastal defense shooter.Your machine guns overheat, your cannon needs a lead, your rockets home in, and you get one artillery strike per ship. Raiders, landing craft, armored cars, missile boats and bombers come in waves — and finally a destroyer blocks the harbor.· Hit a cluster of landing craft and their fuel takes the others with them· Sink missile boats before they fire their salvo· Watch the destroyer break in two and go down in flamesA full three-stage campaign (dusk, storm, night), about 5–6 minutes per run. English and Chinese, desktop and mobile; landscape recommended, portrait fully playable. The full version (Storm Campaign, Night Watch, Daily Challenge) is coming soon to itch.io.
- Published
- Languages
- en · zh
- Orientation
- Portrait or landscape
- AI tools
- Claude (Anthropic)
How to play
Desktop
- Move mouse: aim
- Hold left button: twin machine guns (they overheat)
- Right-click: cannon (shells take time to land — lead your target)
- R / middle button: rocket salvo (homes in on what is under the crosshair)
- Q: artillery strike (aim the ring, left-click to call it in, right-click / Esc to cancel)
- Keyboard: WASD / arrows to aim, Space machine guns, K / Shift cannon
- Esc / P: pause
Mobile
- Drag anywhere: aim
- Hold FIRE for machine guns (drag that finger to aim too)
- Tap CANNON to fire
- Tap ROCKETS for a homing salvo
- Tap STRIKE, drag to aim the ring, then CALL IN (or CANCEL)
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