Who’s That Flying?!

Earth’s loudest, vainest superhero is also its last line of defense in this fast, funny arcade shooter. Who’s That Flying?! casts you as the self-proclaimed Guardian of Earth, a laser-armed powerhouse whose apparent failure to notice an alien invasion lands him in front of an intergalactic court. While the story unfolds through exaggerated courtroom scenes, the action takes place above cities under siege by grotesque Doom Beasts. The tone is knowingly ridiculous, mixing comic-book bravado, absurd dialogue, and a surprisingly demanding score-chasing challenge.

Each stage plays like a side-scrolling defense shooter: you move across the screen, aim independently, and blast incoming enemies before they reach the city below. Different monsters demand different priorities, from quick swarms that test your reactions to tougher targets that absorb fire and threaten valuable structures. Your laser arm has immense firepower but limited energy, so effective play depends on managing shots, lining up enemies, and deciding when a dangerous creature is worth immediate attention. Story mode spans fifteen levels and five environments, with enormous bosses breaking up the standard defense missions, while controller support makes its twin-stick-inspired action a natural fit for a pad.

Its best feature is the structure surrounding the shooting. Performance is judged harshly, with medals, awards, unlockable magazine material, online leaderboards, and challenge stages pushing players to refine routes and chase higher scores rather than merely survive. Infinite modes extend that arcade appeal by testing how long your defense can hold under escalating pressure. The hand-drawn visual style and deliberately self-important hero give it more personality than a typical budget shooter, even when the action becomes hectic and unforgiving. Fans of score-focused arcade games, tower-defense pressure, and irreverent superhero comedy should find plenty to like, while newcomers can enjoy the accessible controls before tackling the tougher challenges.