This is a small project we developed while testing a new engine, something made in a relaxed and informal way.

In the future, in the year 2XXX, after enduring nuclear wars, planet Earth has few fertile soils left. Even with all the advanced technology available, it wasn't enough to reverse the problem. Then, after extensive drone research across other galaxies, an organic substance was discovered that could be humanity's salvation.

However, for special reasons, collecting this substance required human intervention. Natália (Nati) was chosen for a mission that would take years to complete. Already a skilled starship pilot, Nati was trained to pilot the special vessel designed for this mission. Out of necessity, the ship was built with a primary focus on speed, but since the discovery of organic matter left uncertainty about what else might exist out there, the ship was also equipped with attack and defense systems.

The difficult part of the mission was successfully completed, Nati collected the substance and returned to Earth. But the easy part turned out to be complicated. As she began her approach to Earth, Nati was immediately attacked by advanced defense systems.

Earth's dire situation had worsened: AIs now dominate humanity, enslaving and massacring those who resist. Only a few scattered rebels remain worldwide. Nati and her ship are the last hope to destroy the AI empire.

The game features simple mechanics focused on shooting and dodging.
Below are the controls:

 Shots
Your ship's weapon can be upgraded by collecting orbs dropped by enemies. After reaching the third stage, orbs will grant points instead.

 Health

The player can be hit 3 times before being defeated, which will result in a game restart.

 Enemies
Enemies spawn in repeating standard formations. They also have different shot patterns. Survive until the end to face the boss.

 Highscore
When defeated or after defeating the boss, if your score ranks among your top 10 best scores, it will be saved to the highscore. Otherwise, you'll be taken to the initial screen.