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MISSILE CMD · CHALLENGE OF 2026-09-18

CLOSED · 23 PLAYERS

RANKNAMESCORE
1ST👑 ADRIAN2610
2NDSOLAR COLOSO1945
3RDDISCO FENIX1935
4THLUNAR PIRATA #21775
5THASTRO CYBORG #31605
6THMEGA NOVA #21365
7THSPRITE CYBORG #2500
8THCOSMIC KRAKEN450
9THGAMMA PUMA #2450
10THSPRITE CUERVO450

HOW THE DAY WENT

Friday, September 18 brought MISSILE CMD, at level 2, and 23 people played.

ADRIAN won with 2,610 points; SOLAR COLOSO finished 665 behind. DISCO FENIX rounds out the podium with 1,935.

Among the top 10, the average was 1,309 points.

THE SCREEN

Screenshot of the MISSILE CMD challenge on 2026-09-18

It used map 1 of the 2 that MISSILE CMD has. It was played at level 2, with the same seed for everyone: the same enemies and the same pieces in the same order.

THE MUSIC

Tocata y fuga en Re menor, BWV 565, J. S. Bach, c. 1704.

The organ of every horror film. It is not even entirely certain it is by Bach, though the catalogue keeps it under his name.

It is in the public domain, transcribed to chiptune with square and triangle waves, the way it would sound on an Atari 2600.

ABOUT TODAY'S GAME

You move the crosshair with the D-pad and FIRE launches an anti-missile from the central base that explodes where the crosshair was. The blast destroys every missile it touches, so one well-placed ball can take several.

You get 20 anti-missiles per wave. On high waves the missiles split in the air. You lose when no city is left.

· Cities are the score: 100 per city at the end of every wave, wave after wave. Losing one is not losing 100 points, it is losing 100 for every wave you have left.

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