City Sky Intercepts — יירוטים בשמי העיר

A free, browser-based arcade missile-defense game. Missiles, drones, and falling debris streak toward your city — your job is to tap each threat and intercept it with the right defense system before it lands. No download, no account, no cost. Playable on phone, tablet, and desktop, in English and Hebrew.

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How to play

1. Pick a defense system from the buttons at the bottom of the screen.
2. Tap an incoming threat to launch an interceptor at it.
3. Match the system to the threat — the wrong system will miss. (More on this below.)
4. Protect your shields. Every threat that reaches the city costs you. Lose all your shields and the mission fails.
5. Chain intercepts without missing to build a combo multiplier for bonus points.

Your four defense systems

Each interceptor is modeled on a real-world air-defense layer, and each is good at a different job. Picking the correct one for each threat is the heart of the game.

System	Best against	Range / notes
Iron Dome	Debris & drones (UAVs), low & short-range threats	Limited range — cannot reach high-altitude ballistic missiles. Unlimited ammo.
David's Sling	Mid-range threats	High accuracy, 40 rounds. Cannot fire into the top third of the sky.
Arrow 3	Ballistic missiles	Long range — hits anywhere on the map, including high altitude. 20 rounds that auto-regenerate (one every ~10 seconds).
THAAD	High-altitude ballistic threats	The most powerful interceptor. Each shot is expensive, so use it deliberately.

Threats you'll face

• Ballistic missiles — arc down from above; intercept them with Arrow 3 or THAAD, not Iron Dome.
• Drones / UAVs — fly in from the sides; Iron Dome handles these cleanly.
• Debris — when a missile shatters, the fragments still damage the city. Clear them with Iron Dome.
• Side & multi-threats — later missions send attacks from multiple directions at once. Prioritize whatever is closest to the city.

Nine progressive missions

The campaign takes you across three cities and three times of day, ramping up speed and complexity as you go:

• Tel Aviv — Morning, Sunset, and Night missions introduce the core systems.
• Haifa — faster threats and the first drone swarms.
• Dubai — defend the skyline including the Burj Khalifa, a high-value target with its own health bar: if it falls, the mission ends immediately.

Economy & scoring

Every interception has a cost, and every second you keep the city intact earns money. After each mission you'll see your spending on interceptors, the damage you avoided, your uptime bonus, and your net economic impact — which funds upgrades. The strategy isn't only "shoot everything"; it's spending efficiently while keeping civilians safe.

Tips for new commanders

• Learn the system-to-threat pairings first — Arrow 3 for ballistic, Iron Dome for debris and drones.
• Don't waste expensive THAAD shots on threats a cheaper system can handle.
• Watch the Arrow 3 regeneration arc so you always have a round ready for the next ballistic missile.
• Keep your combo alive — chained intercepts are worth far more than isolated ones.
• In multi-threat waves, intercept the lowest threats first; they're closest to impact.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free? Yes — completely free to play in your browser.

Do I need to install anything or sign up? No. It runs in any modern browser, with no account. You can optionally "Add to Home Screen" to play it like an app.

Does it work on mobile? Yes — it's designed for touch on phones and tablets, and also plays with a mouse on desktop.

Is my progress saved? Your campaign progress is stored locally on your own device and never sent to a server. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Is this a real military simulation? No. It's a fictional arcade game inspired by real-world defense systems for entertainment only. See the Terms of Service.

More questions are answered on the full FAQ page, and deeper tactics live in the strategy guide.