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Bomb Strike

Description: Bomb Strike is a different take on the defender-type games. Use the mouse and arrow keys to destroy wave upon wave of enemy planes as they drop bombs onto your city. Try and collect all the medals!

Instructions:

Use the mouse to aim and shoot.
Use the left and right arrow keys to move.