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Sky defense

Missile Defense

Missile Defense is an MIT-licensed browser game preserved from its original open-source project. This local copy keeps the game files, creator credit, and license together.

Time
2–10 min
Input
Mouse + touch
License
MIT
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Ready when you are
Locally hosted

Missile Defense

Controls and source details are below. The game will only load after you choose to start.

No autoplay and no account—the game runs locally in your browser.

01

How the game works

Launch precise counter-missiles before incoming warheads reach the city.

02

Your goal

Open the original game, follow its on-screen objective, and enjoy a short self-contained round.

03

How to play

  1. Open the original game in the play area.
  2. Use its visible start control or the listed input.
  3. Follow the game’s own rules and restart whenever you want a fresh round.
04

Controls

Desktop

Aim with the mouse and click to launch a defensive missile at incoming threats.

Mobile

Tap the sky where you want a defensive missile to detonate.

05

Rules & scoring

  • Rules and scoring come from the original game implementation.
  • The game runs from files hosted locally in this catalog.
  • No account is required to begin a round.

Scoring, when provided, is handled by the original game locally in the browser.

06

Useful tactics

  • Start with the original game’s on-screen prompt.
  • Use a fresh round to learn the input rhythm.
  • Choose a different title from the shelf whenever you want a new pace.
07

Questions

Who made this game?

Andrew Mason released this game under the MIT License.

Is this an AI-made game?

No. This is the creator’s original open-source game, locally hosted with its source record and license.

Does it require an account?

No account is required by Pocket Parlor to play this local copy.

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