Listen up, recruits. I’m Colonel Vance, and this is Missile Command, your frontline defense. You’re stationed at a hardened complex with two active turrets flanking a single critical structure: our last remaining command building. Enemy missiles will rain down from the sky, faster and more relentless with every round. Your mission? Protect our main cities utilizing the 3 turrets. You start each standard round with limited ammo, so you must fire precisely by clicking where you want your defensive missile to detonate. Each shot drains precious ammunition. If the turrets run dry, you’re defenseless until reload, or you get resupplied. Resupply happens every 3 rounds, and they drop you 25 round per cannon. And yes, if one of your cities takes a direct hit? It’s over for that city. But a resupply plane can repair a single city as it goes by. There’s one lifeline: if you lose all cities in regular play, you may be involved in a Last Stand. Our location within the megacity will be under heavy attack. You will command two turrets with a total of 200 cannon rounds. 100 incoming enemy missiles in a total chaos. Survive that onslaught, destroy every warhead, and you will re-enter the main campaign with your original ammo restored, and honor intact. But you only get one Last Stand per mission. Bonus threats like jets and alien craft appear in later rounds, testing your focus. And remember: no MIRVs, no decoys, just raw trajectory, timing, and discipline. Spamming shots gets you killed. Precision keeps us alive. This isn’t about flashy explosions, it’s about restraint, accuracy, and nerve under fire. You’re not just playing a game. You’re standing watch. Now suit up, lock in, and defend that building like your life depends on it, because it does.

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