3310 Squadron

Android · Free · Arcade

3310 Squadron

Dodge, shoot, survive. A side-scrolling space shooter in four shades of green — the look of a phone screen from a time when a game had to fit in a few kilobytes and still keep you playing on the bus.

Coming soon to Google Play

Free · Contains ads · One optional purchase

A pixel-art fighter and four wingmen firing tracer bullets across a black starfield, all drawn in bright green.

How it plays

Drag anywhere to fly. Your guns fire on their own. Everything else is dodging.

  • Ten levels

    Each one hand-built, and each one introducing exactly one new idea.

  • Five enemy types

    Straight runners, weavers, divers, turrets and swarms.

  • Two bosses

    Three attack phases each, and no way past them but the pattern.

  • Four power-ups

    Double shot, shield, speed, extra life.

  • Perfect clears

    Finish a level without taking a hit and the bonus doubles.

  • The loop

    Clear all ten and the run starts again faster, keeping your score.

  • Five ship skins

    All cosmetic. None of them help you win.

  • Global leaderboard

    Optional, through Google Play Games. Skip it and nothing changes.

Screens

Gameplay on level 5: the player ship on the left, four enemy craft approaching from the right, score and lives along the top.
Level 5 — the run
A boss fight: a large pixel-art enemy filling the right of the screen with a health bar above it.
Boss — phase two
The hangar screen showing the five selectable ship skins in a row.
The hangar
Gameplay with an alternate ship skin equipped, flying through enemy fire.
An unlocked skin, in play

Built small on purpose

A fixed 320×180 playfield, letterboxed onto your screen, so every phone gets the same playfield and exactly the same difficulty. No pay-to-win, no energy timers, no daily-login nagging. One button, one run, one score.

There are ads, and there is one purchase that removes them. That is the whole of the business model, and the privacy policy spells out precisely what leaves your device.

Latest changes

  • Version 1.2.0 8 August 2026

    • Settings moved to a gear in the corner, out of the playfield.
    • Control hints tucked behind that gear instead of the title screen.

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