Astrokill

ASTROKILL is a space combat game in which you pilot a fighter, gunship, interceptor, or medic in zero-gravity dogfights between warring factions. Choose to fly for the Dominion of Man or the Outer Belt Alliance, and engage hostile spacecraft and installations in combat.

Missions are available as a campaign or as standalone sorties. Battles take place among planets, moons, and asteroids, and can involve targets ranging from fighters and turrets to freighters, capital ships, and space-mines.

Gameplay and features

• Ballistic and energy weapons: Use machine guns, flak cannons, missile launchers, and rail guns alongside lasers and EMP missiles. Laser fire can penetrate GShields, while an EMP missile can disrupt a fighter’s electrical system, leaving it without shields until power is restored.
• Squad and ship support: Give squad members orders to guard areas, hold positions, or rearm at a hangar. A medic can repair and rearm wingmates, and you can use asteroids and debris for concealment from enemy detection.
• Six-degree-of-freedom flight: Control your spacecraft with directional thrusters and six-degree-of-freedom flight controls. The game supports mouse and keyboard, gamepad, or joystick input, with customizable controller mappings.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of spacecraft can you pilot in ASTROKILL?

You can pilot fighters, gunships, interceptors, and medics in first- or third-person view. The medic role can repair and rearm fellow wingmen.

What weapons can you use?

The arsenal includes machine guns, flak cannons, missile launchers, rail guns, lasers, and EMP missiles. Lasers can penetrate GShields, while EMP missiles can disable a fighter’s electrical system and shields until power is restored.

How does squad command work?

You can order squad members to guard areas, hold positions, or rearm at the nearest hangar bay. Flying as a medic also lets you repair and rearm wingmen.

Can you play individual missions instead of a campaign?

Yes. ASTROKILL offers campaign missions as well as standalone missions that can be started directly.