Neon Turret Rush is a free portrait turret shooter built with Three.js and WebGL by Indie Forge Studio. A glowing neon turret sits at the bottom of a synthwave grid, and waves of geometric drones march down toward it. The turret fires by itself, so your job is aiming: drag a finger across the screen and the turret swings to point at the spot you touch. It plays in your phone or desktop browser with nothing to download.
Destroy every drone before it reaches your base. Each wave is bigger and faster than the last, so keep chaining kills for a big combo and survive as long as you can to set a new best score.
Open https://indieforgestudio.com/games/neon-turret-rush/ and press Tap to Play. Your neon turret fires automatically. Drag your finger anywhere on the screen to aim it at the geometric drones marching down the synthwave grid. On desktop, move the mouse or use the arrow keys or A and D.
Yes. Neon Turret Rush is free and runs instantly in your web browser on phones, tablets and desktop. There is nothing to download or install.
Neon Turret Rush is a 3D browser game built with Three.js on WebGL by Indie Forge Studio, using plain JavaScript and HTML5 with no plugins.
Yes. Neon Turret Rush is designed portrait-first for phones with one-finger drag-to-aim controls and auto-fire, and it also plays in desktop browsers with a mouse or keyboard.
Shoot a glowing pickup to collect it. Spread Shot fires a five-bullet fan for nine seconds. Slow-Mo Pulse sends out a shockwave that damages nearby drones and slows time for five seconds. Shield +1 repairs one point of your turret shield.
Every drone you destroy scores points, more for tougher drones, multiplied by your combo. Chain kills within about two seconds to raise the combo up to x8. A drone that reaches the base resets your combo and costs a shield point, and each cleared wave adds a bonus.
The run ends when three drones get past your turret and the shield is gone. Waves get bigger and faster, and tougher drones such as the armored violet crystal appear from wave five.