Galaxy Attack Codes (May - 2026)

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How to Redeem Galaxy Attack Codes?

Codes are case-sensitive. Copy-paste is recommended to avoid typos.

Open the game and tap the Menu button in the top-right corner of the screen.
Tap Gift Code from the menu that appears.
Enter your code into the text field.
Tap OK — rewards are delivered to your account instantly.

Notes:

Gifts will be received after a successful notification.
Each Gift code can only be redeemed once.
Gift code is only available at our Fanpage and In-game events. You are prohibited to trade them at any circumstances.

Game Information

Galaxy Attack Codes

Game Name: Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game – Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter
Requires Android: 7.1 and up
Size: 445 MB
Offers In-App Purchases
Content Rating: PEGI 7 • Mild Violence
Downloads: 100,000,000+ downloads
Released on: Oct 22, 2016
Genres: Action • Shooter • Bulletstorm • Casual • Single Player • Stylized • Science Fiction • Space • Shoot • Offline
Offered by: 1SOFT
Languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Game Overview

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game is a mobile arcade shoot ’em up developed by 1SOFT, built around classic Galaga-style mechanics brought into a modern mobile format. Players pilot a spaceship through escalating waves of alien enemies, collect and upgrade ships from a roster of 100+, battle extreme bosses, and compete in 1v1 or 1v3 PvP multiplayer modes. With 200+ campaign levels and a pixel art aesthetic that nods to 80s arcade shooters, the game is available on Android and Windows via Google Play.

Tips & Strategies

Ship variety matters more than ship level in the long run. Different ships have different active skills and firing patterns — some handle wave clearing well, others are built for single-target boss damage. Relying on one ship throughout will eventually hit a wall.

Active skills have a cooldown, not an on/off state — time them deliberately. Using your active skill the moment a boss phase starts rather than mid-fight gets you the most damage during the highest-threat window.

In PvP, your opponent’s ship composition tells you what to expect. A heavy front-firing setup means they’ll be stationary and predictable — staying mobile on the sides of the screen gives you an edge. A spread-shot build is harder to dodge at close range, so keep distance.

Boss attack patterns are telegraphed visually. Most heavy attacks have a wind-up animation before firing — move to the edges of the screen during that wind-up rather than trying to weave through the center during the burst itself.

Don’t spend coins on new ships before maxing your active one’s upgrade path. Jumping between ships too early leaves you with several half-upgraded options that underperform against a single well-invested ship.

Watch for item drops mid-wave, but don’t chase them into bullet clusters. Power-up pickups are worth grabbing when the path is clear, but a dead ship resets your run more painfully than a skipped power-up.