Shooter games

Everything here is grouped by an input rather than by a subject. You point at something and release, and the interest lies in what the pointing actually involves.

Two are physics problems. Archery Master Bow and Arrow makes drag length the power and release angle the arc, so each shot is a correction on the last. Fury Tanks is turn-based artillery across hilly ground running the same arithmetic, with winnings spent on armour and health between turns.

Sniper Master is the patient one — a scope, a sway, and a single shot that either ends the level or announces you. It rewards the second of stillness the rest of this shelf never asks for.

1945 Air Force is the loud one, a classic vertical shmup where the aiming is really positioning: the screen fills, your plane occupies one dot of it, and the skill is knowing which dot.