Space Survival
Stay alive in a deep-space arena as asteroids and drones close in. Your ship fires automatically.
Survival games turn time into the score. There is no final level to reach; the game keeps adding pressure until something gets through. That makes them honest tests of consistency: a single careless moment ends the run, and a calm, steady approach beats flashy play.
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Stay alive in a deep-space arena as asteroids and drones close in. Your ship fires automatically.
Blast through numbered enemy waves, grab power-ups and take down the mothership every fifth wave.
Drive a moon rover across craters, rocks and hovering drones with a one-button double jump.
Survive a meteor storm that grows every 15 seconds, watching for warning markers before big impacts.
Sneak past patrol drones and timed laser gates to reach each zone's exit before the clock runs out.
Our survival games raise their threat on a clear schedule, such as a new threat level every 20 seconds or a new storm level every 15 seconds, so you always know when things are about to get harder.
Each game explains its own formula on its page. For example, Space Survival gives 10 points per second survived plus points for kills and crystals, while Meteor Escape scores time survived with a small bonus per storm level.
No. Survival games are endless by design. The goal is to beat your own personal best, which is saved locally in your browser.
Stay near the center of the play area whenever you can. It keeps escape routes open in every direction.