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Defend Earth from celestial threats in this space strategy game. Utilize launch vehicles and interceptors with realistic orbital mechanics to destroy incoming asteroids and comets. Upgrade your defenses and compete globally.
1.1.1
September 7, 2026
Your wish list + surprise! What's new: - You can now adjust the brightness of markers for "hidden" asteroids, so they don't get confused with hazardous objects; - Interceptor launches to "forbidden" unscientific orbits are now blocked. Yes, that used to happen sometimes; - Once an asteroid is captured by an interceptor, it can no longer disappear; - Confirmation before starting a new game from the pause menu — so you don't accidentally lose your progress; - And, drumroll please: a new object-destruction visualization system. Every destruction is unique and depends on many parameters calculated in real time; - Minor under-the-hood improvements. Happy hunting!
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Asteroid Hazard is a space strategy game that simulates real orbital mechanics to defend Earth from incoming asteroids and comets. It features realistic trajectories based on Newton's laws and a simulated Solar System.
No, Asteroid Hazard does not contain advertisements.
Asteroid Hazard is currently supported on iPhone devices.
The upgrade system allows you to enhance interceptor launch frequency, speed, and range, improve optical tracking, increase the number of simultaneously launched spacecraft, and boost threat detection.
The provided description does not specify if Asteroid Hazard supports offline play. However, the cross-platform leaderboard suggests an online component.
Asteroid Hazard has an age rating of 12+.
The latest version was released on June 17, 2026, indicating recent development activity. The game was initially released on May 31, 2026.
Asteroid Hazard stands out with its adherence to real Keplerian orbits and Newton's laws, a full Solar System simulation, and an optical guidance system mirroring real space missions, developed by a scientist with relevant discoveries.