Lane Gunner is a free portrait lane shooter built with Three.js and WebGL by Indie Forge Studio. You pilot a blue and white hover ship down a three-lane neon road under a purple dusk sky. Your guns fire on their own, so all you do is pick the lane. It plays in your phone or desktop browser with nothing to download.
Survive as many waves as you can and set a new best score. Red armored drones with HP labels come down the lanes toward you. Shoot them down or switch lanes to get out of the way. Fly through gates to grow your firepower, and take down the boss that arrives every 10 waves.
Open https://indieforgestudio.com/games/lane-gunner/ and press Tap to Play. Your hover ship fires automatically up its lane. Swipe or tap the left or right side to switch between three lanes, or use the arrow keys or A and D. Shoot the red drones before they reach you and fly through +N and xN gates to power up.
Yes. Lane Gunner is free and runs instantly in your web browser on phones, tablets and desktop. There is nothing to download or install.
Lane Gunner is a 3D browser game built with Three.js on WebGL by Indie Forge Studio, using plain JavaScript and HTML5 with no plugins.
Yes. Lane Gunner is designed portrait-first for phones with one-thumb touch controls, and it also plays in desktop browsers with a mouse or keyboard.
Flying through a pink +N gate adds N to your firepower, and a green xN gate multiplies it. More firepower means more bullets per volley and more damage. Shooting a gate before you reach it can raise its number, but those bullets do not hit enemies.
You score 1 point for every point of damage you deal, plus a bonus of the drone's starting HP and 25 times the wave number for every kill. Defeating a boss gives 1,000 times the wave number. Your best score is saved on this device.
The run ends when a drone reaches your ship in your lane, when a boss shot hits you, or when a boss gets all the way down the road. A new wave starts every six rows, and a boss arrives every 10 waves.