About Space Shooter
Space Shooter is an action game for Android by Emado. Blow up ever-growing herds of enemy spaceships in an ad-free arcade space shooter.
Sessions are fast and direct: grab power-ups, dodge enemy fire and clear ever-growing herds of spaceships, with a random mode, new battle locations, ship colour customisation and global leaderboards to keep runs fresh.
Why we listed Space Shooter
Space Shooter is about as undiscovered as a listed game gets: at 1,000+ installs it does not yet show a public rating on Google Play, because too few players have rated it for Google to publish one. We list unrated games deliberately, alongside the highly rated ones, because 'no rating yet' means unproven rather than bad — and someone has to be among the first to try a small action game by Emado and find out. If you try it, rating it on Google Play genuinely helps the next player.
We verified this listing on 2026-11-01, recording the title, developer, category, install bracket and rating exactly as Google Play showed them, and we wrote the description above ourselves. Every figure on this page can be checked against the official listing in one click.
How Space Shooter compares
Space Shooter cannot be ranked by rating yet because Google Play does not show a public rating for it. Of the 6 action games we list, 4 currently show a rating, averaging 3.92. Its 1,000+ installs bracket is one it shares with 19 of the 89 games in our whole directory — every one of them under the 50,000-download ceiling this site is built around.
Action games like this one
Action games live or die on feel: how fast the game responds when you tap, swipe or tilt, and whether each fight feels fair when you lose. The big franchises polish this with huge budgets, but small action games often take stranger, more interesting risks — unusual weapons, one-touch combat, or a setting the big studios would never green-light. The action titles we list here are all under 50,000 downloads on Google Play, which usually means a small team, a focused idea, and a game that does one thing — hitting, dodging, shooting or surviving — and tries to do it well.
Read our full Action category guide — what makes a good action game, how to choose one, and every small action game we have verified.
Good for: Players who want fast, direct sessions built around reacting, aiming and fighting through each stage, and who enjoy learning enemy patterns run by run.
Keep in mind: Small action games can be uneven — a strong opening level sometimes hides a rough difficulty spike later. Check the most recent reviews on Google Play before committing to a long session.
