Neon Survivor

Find your own path through the barrage. Neon Survivor is an arcade survival game about guiding a small spacecraft through waves of bullets. Read the warning patterns, slip through the gaps and clear nearby projectiles with a pulse when the pressure rises. SURVIVE 60 SECONDS. CHOOSE YOUR NEXT UPGRADE. The standard flight lasts 60 seconds. Every 15 seconds, combat pauses so you can choose one of three upgrades. Shape your run with movement speed, a smaller core, shields and pulse upgrades. Your choices apply to the current flight. THREE WAYS TO FLY • 60-second survival: a compact, focused challenge. • 180-second endurance: a longer test of concentration and upgrade choices. • Daily orbit: a fixed-seed pattern that changes with the UTC date. Practice flights slow the bullets so you can learn their patterns. Practice and standard records are kept separate. A SMALL CORE. A CLOSE CALL. Protect the tiny core at the center of your ship. Graze nearby bullets for extra points, use precision movement to navigate narrow gaps and time your pulse to escape danger. MAKE THE CONTROLS YOUR OWN Move with a virtual pad and activate your pulse with a separate button. Adjust movement sensitivity, switch to left-handed controls and customize vibration, screen shake, background effects and color assistance. Earn Stardust through play to unlock ship colors. Cosmetic choices do not change combat stats. CHASE YOUR OWN RECORD Flight history and personal bests are saved on your device, with separate records for modes, practice and assisted runs. Daily orbit uses a shared seed; it does not include online leaderboards or real-time multiplayer. The game includes ads and optional in-app purchases. The remove-ads product removes interstitial ads between flights. Optional rewarded ads remain available separately. Purchases, purchase restoration and ads require an internet connection. The in-game interface is currently in Korean.

• Updated the Android release version. • Improved the build configuration to include native diagnostic symbols in the release bundle for error analysis.