Supported platforms: iPad / iPhone / Mac / Android / Windows Phone / Windows Pc/Pad
The player controls an anti-aircraft vehicle at the bottom of the screen. Military airplanes fly across the game area at varying height dropping paratrooper tanks. Player's shots may destroy the aircrafts or tanks. Paratroopers may be destroyed by a direct hit, or their parachutes may be shot, in which case they will plummet to ground (exploding if they were sufficiently high when the shot hit). Player earns points by shooting jets (50 points), slower moving cargo aircrafts (20 points), and tanks (4 points). Firing once costs the player one point, so if one is playing for score, there is an incentive to conserve ammo. The score never drops below zero.
The game ends when the tanks manage to land and shoot the player.
If you score more, you get to shoot faster.
The player can change his/hers view angle (camera position) and invert Y-axis.
Paragon games: Paratrooper (PC, 1982) and Sabotage (Apple II, 1981).