PewPew Live

If vector lines could sweat, they’d be drenched in adrenaline by now.

PewPew Live takes the pure essence of the arcade twin-stick shooter and turns every pixel into poetry. It’s the kind of game that looks like it time-traveled here from an alternate ‘80s, only to politely vaporize your free time with five brilliantly chaotic game modes and enough polish to make AAA games blush.

At its core, it’s all about dodging death by a dozen glowing triangles while racking up points in a neon-glitch galaxy. Left stick flies, right stick fires — and from there, it’s pure mayhem. But PewPew Live doesn’t stop at survival: it hands you the brush and says, “Paint your own bullet hell.” With a full-featured level editor and the ability to share your creations, the possibilities spiral fast and furiously.

Need a wingman? LAN co-op means you and a friend can link up locally and sync-dodge like twin aces. Online leaderboards, complete with replays, give you front-row seats to the galaxy’s best pilots. And yes, it runs at 60fps, feels buttery smooth, supports controllers, and somehow… all of it fits in 3MB. That’s smaller than most selfies.

There’s no monetization, no ads, no strings. Just pure, distilled arcade euphoria — built not as a product, but a passion project. A Sistine Chapel, if you ask its creator. And honestly? He’s not wrong.

PewPew Live doesn’t just shoot. It soars.