War Games: Space Dementia

The moment the screen lights up, lasers already cut through the dark. You barely have time to breathe before enemies flood in, and that sets the tone for War Games: Space Dementia. This is pure Action from the first second, closer to a frantic arcade rush than a slow warm-up.

The pace never fully settles. Waves arrive fast, then faster, forcing you to move, aim, and fire without hesitation. Like Galactic Force or X-wing Fighter, survival depends on positioning as much as raw shooting. Weapons feel punchy, and every upgrade adds noticeable impact, reinforcing the War and Weapon focus of the game.

Visually, it keeps things readable. Ships, shots, and explosions stand out against deep space, helping you track threats even when the screen fills up. Fans of Alien Sky Invasion or Urban Galaxy Online will recognize the clean, combat-first Space style.

There’s no deep story, but the theme works. You’re outgunned, surrounded, and pushing back anyway. Each cleared wave feels earned, and short sessions quickly turn into one more run.