Command the Azure Corps against the Crimson Pact. Hold the high ground, seize the mining rigs, and bring their base down: one hex, one turn, one hard decision at a time. A sixteen-mission campaign teaches you the trade and then asks you to finish the war.
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16campaign missions · 48 stars
12unit types, from Drones to Tanks
5rule sets to fight by
Dailya new challenge every day
Every hex matters.
Void Asteroid is small enough to learn in a match and deep enough to keep you coming back. The terrain, your roster and the enemy commander all change the plan.
Read the ground
High ground stretches your range and your sight. Ridges hide what's behind them. The fog of war lifts only where your squad can see.
Every unit has a job
Snipers can't fire point-blank. Lieutenants strike before anyone can shoot back. Artillery lobs shells over walls. Rocketeers do double damage to vehicles.
Take the map
Engineers capture mining rigs and outposts for income. Park a unit beside an enemy mine and their wages stop. Every structure you hold pays for your next squad.
An enemy with a plan
Face three Crimson Pact commanders, each with their own doctrine and their own colours: Marshal Vex's crimson vanguard, Warden Brakk's green bastion and Baroness Aurum's gold treasury. Choose Easy, Normal or Hard.
Roll out the armour
Switch on vehicle mode and a depot rises beside your base: fast Buggies, heavy Tanks and Artillery, on flatter ground built for them.
A squad that talks back
Your marines answer every order, in Scottish accents, over an original score. HQ radios you a briefing, a word for every objective and a debrief, and the enemy commanders taunt you between them. Every rule in the Field Manual comes with its own little animation.
Meet the Azure Corps.
Twelve kinds of unit, each worth buying for a reason. Here are five of them.
Grunt
Reliable all-rounder.
Lieutenant
Shock assault: targets can't return fire.
Sniper
Range 4, plus 1 from high ground.
Walker
Heavy armour; crushes infantry.
Drone
One use: destroyed when it attacks.
…and Engineers, Scouts, Artillery, Commanders, Rocketeers, Buggies and Tanks.
Four operations. One rock.
Kestrel-9 was promised to the Azure Corps; the Crimson Pact got there first. Brigadier Fenwick walks you through your first missions step by step, then rolls out the roster a unit at a time: Engineers and rigs, Snipers on the high ground, outposts, the Vehicle Depot, Tanks. By Endgame you are fighting hour-long battles on the biggest maps, with objectives to hit along the way and three stars to chase on every mission.
Boots on Regolith Five teaching missions, spoken by HQ.
Crimson Tide Siege, Artillery, Drones and the Walker.
Iron Roads Buggies, Tanks and Rocketeers on the big maps.
Endgame Everything the Pact has left. Finish it.
Bring their base down.
Play the campaign across four operations, take on today's Daily Challenge, set up a Skirmish on three board sizes, or pass one iPhone between two players.
Till the EndDEFAULT Destroy the enemy base. Nothing else counts.
Standard Destroy or capture their base, or dominate the map.
Siege Bases can't fall to fire. Surround them and hold.
Score Fifteen rounds. Every kill and every structure counts.
King of the Hill Hold the crowned hex four turns running.
See it in action.
Real screens from the game on iPhone.
Four operations, sixteen missions
HQ on the radio, and a tutorial that talks
Every mission briefed, with objectives and stars
Enemy commanders with a lot to say
An illustrated Field Manual for every rule
Campaign, Daily Challenge, Skirmish and Pass & Play
The asteroid is waiting.
Void Asteroid is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone.
