Gamma Stralkniven: Mass Driver

Iron Plague has reached Earth!

Human weaponry is ineffective against The Tumere's shields. Thanks to an ambushed transport-full of alien “Doomday” bombs, earthlings recouped hope.

In a desperate attempt to get back at the defenders, The Tumere resorted to relentless kamikaze assault.

Control the stereotactic fiducial V-localizer to aim, and the Gamma Stralkniven mass driver to propel the bombs. You are the last man left to ward off The Tumere and defend Earth at all cost.

But be warned though, “Doomday” is limited and wasteful use comes at a high price.

FEATURES:

• Don't forget to use your headphones. Great game experience guaranteed!

• Immersive soundtrack and explosive sound effects

• Retro style graphics

• Addictive gameplay

• Leaderboard!!! Play against your friends. Compete with players across the globe.

A mass driver or electromagnetic catapult or slingshot is a proposed method of non-rocket space launch which would use a linear motor to accelerate and catapult payloads up to high speeds. Mass drivers can be used to propel spacecraft in three different ways: A large, ground-based mass driver could be used to launch spacecraft away from Earth, the Moon, or another body. A small mass driver could be on board a spacecraft, flinging pieces of material into space to propel itself. Another variation would have a massive facility on a moon or asteroid send projectiles to assist a distant craft. Miniaturized mass drivers can also be used as weapons in a similar manner as classic firearms or cannon using chemical combustion. Hybrids between coilguns and railguns such as helical railguns are also possible.

Mass drivers as weapons:

Small to moderate size high-acceleration electromagnetic projectile launchers are currently undergoing active research by the US Navy for use as ground-based or ship-based weapons (most often railguns but coilguns in some cases). On larger scale than weapons currently near deployment but sometimes suggested in long-range future projections, a sufficiently high velocity linear motor, a mass driver, could in principle be used as intercontinental artillery (or, if built on the Moon or in orbit, used to attack a location on Earth's surface). As the mass driver would be located further up the gravity well than the theoretical targets, it would enjoy a significant energy imbalance in terms of counter-attack.