Asteroid Shooter
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Asteroid Shooter

Aim and defend a fixed ship against incoming rocks. Play endless survival or timed missions with swift and armored targets, a heat meter, and rare UFOs.

Asteroid Shooter — Game preview
Asteroid Shooter · arcade · ~5 min

How to Play

  1. Move your cursor (or finger) to aim the ship's gun; the ship holds position at the bottom of the field.
  2. Click or tap to fire — only a few bullets can be in flight at once, so make each shot count.
  3. Most incoming rocks head toward your ship. Smaller rocks pay more — up to 15 points, against 5 for the biggest.
  4. Every 20 kills raises the level: rocks come quicker and the field gets denser.
  5. A rare UFO sometimes crosses the top of the screen — lead your shot for a 100-point bonus.
  6. Choose a short mission to beat a target before time runs out. Mission shots build heat; pause firing to cool the cannon.
  7. Orange swift rocks move faster. Purple armored rocks take two hits; a cracked shell shows the first hit.

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Tips & Strategies

About This Game

Asteroid Shooter is a fixed-position arcade defense game. Aim with your cursor or finger and choose which incoming rock to intercept first. Endless modes increase the pressure every 20 kills; three separate timed missions ask you to clear ordinary, swift, or armored targets before the clock expires. Mission shots build heat, so rapid fire can temporarily lock the cannon. A limit of five bullets in flight rewards deliberate aim across every mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I control the ship?
Move your cursor (or finger) to aim the ship's heading, then click or tap to fire. Destroy asteroids before they reach you.
How many lives do I have?
Easy gives five lives, Hard two, and Normal, Daily Field, and missions three. Each asteroid that strikes the ship costs one life.
How do I score more points?
Smaller rocks can earn up to 15 points against 5 for the largest; a UFO is worth 100. In missions, complete the displayed target before time expires.
Does the game get harder?
Asteroids keep spawning and get faster with every level, but the spawn interval has a floor and no more than eight rocks ever share the field, so it stays readable rather than an impossible wall.