Astromaster

Tap the menu and move the Spin button inside the Settings field to any spot. Change the size and opacity if needed. Close the menu to see the Spin button in the same place on the playing screen. You can adjust the button placement as many times as you need.

Random asteroids spawn on the astronaut’s path every round. They divide your Counter Balance into 2 and lower your trajectory. +1, +2, +5, +10 and ×2, ×3, ×4, ×5 multipliers are randomly generated on the flight path every round. When you hit them, you also gain altitude.

You can see your current round balance above the astronaut. It changes as you follow the randomized path and hit multipliers or asteroids.

You can see dynamic indicators of the astronaut’s altitude, distance, and aggregated multipliers on the screen.

Four pick-up Booster symbols can be found:

• Magnet — magnetizes multipliers and can prevent a loss by magnetizing the astronaut to the planet
• Laser Gun — saves the astronaut from asteroids by shooting the ones in the way
• Nitro — the astronaut flies faster and becomes immune to asteroids
• Extra Life — allows the astronaut to literally bounce back from a potential fall

You can view the gameplay at 4 speeds, easily switching between them during the round. The default speed is set to 2 and represented by an icon of an astronaut.

A special game mode, accessible with the Buy Bonus. Tap the “Activate Safe Landing” button to the right of the progress dashboard and confirm with the Activate button in the pop-up. Inside it, the character is replaced by a spacecraft that, upon encountering another ship, merges into an increasingly powerful model — up to level six. With each ship upgrade, the multiplier values increase. The Bonus mode guarantees a safe landing and a win of up to ×1,000. Every Safe Landing round costs 50× your bet. 

Choose the bet size, then tap the Spin button to send the astronaut flying. On the randomized flight path, you encounter multipliers, Booster symbols, and asteroids that change your trajectory and Counter Balance. After the astronaut lands on a planet, your end-of-round Counter Balance is applied to the overall Balance. If the astronaut ends up falling, the round is considered lost, unless the Safe Landing or Extra Life features are active. Autoplay is available.