RCWeb Space Shooter is an original shared-screen multiplayer horizontal arcade shooter. Up to eight pilots fly unique ships through one hostile scrolling sector, fight escalating enemy formations, and face the screen-filling Gravemaw Sentinel at the end of the mission.

Open /space-shooter/ on the shared TV, projector, kiosk, or browser display. The display shows a room QR code. Players scan it to open /space-shooter-c/ on their phones in the same RCWeb room.
The first pilot to join starts the mission. Up to eight pilots can join, including during an active run. Each phone receives its assigned callsign, ship, weapon name, colour, score, remaining ships, and current mission state.
Tap SOUND: TAP TO ARM on the shared display to enable audio. Browsers require a local gesture before sound can start.
The game currently contains one complete level:
Boss health scales with the number of active pilots, keeping the encounter suitable for both solo and multiplayer sessions. The Sentinel fires aimed shots and radial bursts, deploys reinforcements, and exposes a luminous core that the squad must focus on.
The phone controller is intentionally simple. Drag anywhere in the large flight area to move your ship up, down, left, and right. The finger position maps to a safe area of the shared display, while movement smoothing keeps the ship responsive without jumping between updates.
Weapons fire continuously whenever the ship is deployed, so there is no fire button. The controller shows the assigned pilot and weapon, live score, remaining ships, connection state, and mission feedback. Supported devices also vibrate for important events such as ship loss, the boss arrival, and mission completion.
Pilot slots are assigned in join order. Each slot has a different ship graphic, colour scheme, callsign, and firing behaviour:
Every pilot begins a mission with three ships. A destroyed ship triggers an explosion and a short redeployment delay; the returning ship is briefly protected. A pilot is out when all three ships are lost, and the mission ends if no squad member has a ship remaining.
Enemy kills award points to the pilot whose projectile destroys the target. Tougher enemies are worth more, every successful hit on the boss adds score, and the pilot who lands the finishing boss shot receives a completion bonus. The shared roster and each phone controller show separate live scores. The victory report names the highest-scoring pilot.
The shared display can also provide one local pilot. Click or drag on the game canvas to join and steer, or use the arrow keys or WASD. Local weapons use the same automatic firing system and the local pilot occupies one of the eight squad slots.



Enable sound on the display for weapon effects, explosions and a chiptune soundtrack that changes for the boss battle.