Warhawk
pelaezentertainmentsllc Arcade
Dodge, auto-fire, and survive escalating enemy waves in this arcade dogfight.
- Downloads
- 13+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Sep 11
- 2026
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About Warhawk
The skies are overrun. Take the stick of the Warhawk, the last jet standing between the last free airspace and an endless wave of hostile fighters.
WARHAWK is a fast, no-nonsense arcade shooter built for quick sessions and "just one more run" replayability. Drag to dodge, your guns fire automatically — no button-mashing, just pure reflexes and pattern reading.
THE MISSION
Enemy squadrons are inbound in numbered waves, each one faster and tougher than the last. Straight runners, sine-weavers, zig-zaggers — learn their patterns, thread the gaps, and clear the sky one wave at a time. Miss too many, take too many hits, and your run is over. How far can you push it?
FEATURES
- One-touch drag controls — move freely, auto-fire never stops
- Escalating wave-based combat with readable enemy patterns
- Enemy bullets and toughened targets kick in as the waves ramp up
- Collect coins from downed enemies to fund your next loadout
- Hangar system — unlock and equip Rapid Fire and Shield modules to tip the odds in your favor
- Local Mission Records leaderboard — chase your own best score
- Fully offline — no login, no internet required, no interruptions
- No ads, no in-app purchases
BUILT FOR SHORT SESSIONS
Every run starts clean: 3 lives, wave 1, a clear sky. Die, see your score, and go again. Your best runs are saved locally on your device, right alongside your coins and unlocked hangar gear (only if you choose to allow local storage — it's entirely your call).
Gear up. Get in the air. Hold the line.
WARHAWK is a fast, no-nonsense arcade shooter built for quick sessions and "just one more run" replayability. Drag to dodge, your guns fire automatically — no button-mashing, just pure reflexes and pattern reading.
THE MISSION
Enemy squadrons are inbound in numbered waves, each one faster and tougher than the last. Straight runners, sine-weavers, zig-zaggers — learn their patterns, thread the gaps, and clear the sky one wave at a time. Miss too many, take too many hits, and your run is over. How far can you push it?
FEATURES
- One-touch drag controls — move freely, auto-fire never stops
- Escalating wave-based combat with readable enemy patterns
- Enemy bullets and toughened targets kick in as the waves ramp up
- Collect coins from downed enemies to fund your next loadout
- Hangar system — unlock and equip Rapid Fire and Shield modules to tip the odds in your favor
- Local Mission Records leaderboard — chase your own best score
- Fully offline — no login, no internet required, no interruptions
- No ads, no in-app purchases
BUILT FOR SHORT SESSIONS
Every run starts clean: 3 lives, wave 1, a clear sky. Die, see your score, and go again. Your best runs are saved locally on your device, right alongside your coins and unlocked hangar gear (only if you choose to allow local storage — it's entirely your call).
Gear up. Get in the air. Hold the line.
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