
Asteroid-clearing arcade action · Android
Small ship. Big challenges.
An asteroid belt is blocking the route. Your little V-wing scout has enough missiles to solve that problem — and absolutely no shields to survive a bad decision. Welcome to JustRoids: sixteen sectors of flying rocks, drifting turns and very satisfying last shots.
Swing the nose around, give the thrusters a nudge and line up your next target. A big asteroid breaks into smaller ones, so every hit makes the sky a little busier before it gets clear. The trick is learning when to fire, when to move, and when that last burst of thrust was one burst too many.
Clear the rocks. Keep the ship.
- Sixteen sectors, sixteen puzzles. Pick any level from the illustrated sector map. Each asteroid formation asks you to find a different route through the trouble.
- Momentum matters. Turning changes where you point, not where you are already heading. Use short bursts of thrust and leave yourself room to manoeuvre.
- Earn a few advantages. Unlock retro rockets and fan missiles as you meet the game's challenges. A little extra control or firepower can go a long way.
- Go out with a bang. Clear the final fragment for a spinning “YES!” celebration. Clip a rock and your ship comes apart in a cartoon crash, complete with a last little engine cough.
A few swipes from take-off
- Hold your Android phone upright, tap Play and choose a sector.
- Swipe right or left to rotate your ship clockwise or counterclockwise.
- Swipe up to thrust in the direction your nose is pointing. Your ship keeps drifting after the burst ends.
- Tap to fire a missile. Break every asteroid and its fragments while keeping your ship in one piece.
Need a breather? Tap the pause button. The illustrated How to play guide is always available from the main menu.
From the cockpit
Real screenshots from the Android game, with English menus and controls. Tap any image for a closer look. The banner above is promotional artwork.




An old-school challenge with a fresh coat of space
Originally written by Anders Borlid in 2011–2012, JustRoids returns with colourful cartoon artwork, animated victories, comic ship breakups and three full-length tracks by Brainlords DE. Separate music and sound-effect switches let you choose your own mix.
Play offline, with no ads or account required. Your progress, unlocked upgrades and audio preferences are saved on your device. Game text is in English.