SimulationFit check
Is ASTROKILL worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Space-combat fans who want campaign missions and standalone sorties
- Simulation players interested in six-degrees-of-freedom spacecraft controls
- Squad-based combat players who want to issue orders and fly as a medic
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed space experience may hit a wall in the unforgiving zero-gravity battles, where ship and weapon control must be mastered.
- Players wanting a simple arcade shooter may find the combination of thruster movement, squad orders, shields, and varied weapons demanding.
- Players looking for ground-based combat will not find that setting here; the action takes place in spacecraft among space environments.
Our take on ASTROKILL
The bounce point arrives during combat control: players must manage six-degrees-of-freedom movement, weapon types, shields, and squad instructions while navigating zero gravity. Those expecting a straightforward shooter may struggle once engagements add mines, interceptors, capital ships, and changing battle conditions.
What is ASTROKILL?
ASTROKILL is a space combat game focused on ballistic dogfights between two opposing factions.
Campaign missions and standalone missions let players engage fighters, turrets, freighters, capital ships, and mines. Available spacecraft include fighters, gunships, interceptors, and medics, with first- or third-person views. Combat combines machine guns, flak cannons, missile launchers, rail guns, lasers, and EMP missiles. Ships use six-degrees-of-freedom thruster controls and an anti-gravity shield system. Players can direct squad members to guard areas, hold positions, or rearm at hangars, while medic ships repair and rearm allied wingmen. The game supports mouse and keyboard, gamepad, and joystick controls, with customizable mappings. Battles take place among planets, moons, asteroids, and debris in zero gravity.
How ASTROKILL plays
- 01Campaign missions
- Progress through a variety of campaign missions or launch standalone missions.
- 02Multiple ship roles
- Choose among fighters, gunships, interceptors, and medics for different combat duties.
- 03Mixed weapon systems
- Use machine guns, flak cannons, missile launchers, rail guns, lasers, and EMP missiles against battlefield targets.
- 04Squad commands
- Order squad members to guard areas, hold positions, or rearm at hangars.
- 05Six-axis flight
- Directional thrusters provide six-degrees-of-freedom spacecraft controls in zero gravity.
- 06Custom controls
- Mouse and keyboard, gamepad, and joystick inputs are supported with customizable mappings.
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ASTROKILL: platforms & release
Is ASTROKILL worth it?
It is worth it if: space-combat fans who want campaign missions and standalone sorties. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed space experience may hit a wall in the unforgiving zero-gravity battles, where ship and weapon control must be mastered.
Where can I download ASTROKILL?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens ASTROKILL's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is ASTROKILL on?
Windows and Linux.
