$6.99Astroloot
Astroloot is a sci-fi bullet heaven where you steer one of three ships through swarms of foes, level up, and haul away everything that drops. With a thousand-node skill tree and crafting that shows the result before you commit, it is built for tinkering with absurd builds.
Is Astroloot worth it?
Astroloot is worth it if…
- you like auto-shooting swarm survival with constant upgrades
- you like theory-crafting through huge skill trees and item modifiers
- you like crafting where you see the result before you spend materials
- you want co-op up to four players alongside a solid solo mode
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Obliterate swarms, pocket the loot
You fly in circles while guns fire on their own, and the screen fills with enemies, projectiles, and pickups. You steer, you level, you choose upgrades, and the mess gets bigger. Three ship archetypes — Leviathan, Hyperion, Chronos — set the starting flavor, then hundreds of items with up to six modifiers take over. The pace stays quick and the loop stays simple: survive, level up, carry home more loot.
Builds without the gamble
The depth is in planning. You chart through a skill tree with over a thousand nodes, where each pick nudges how your ship handles crowds. Items can roll with modifiers that change what they actually do, so two runs with the same gun can feel unrelated. Crafting uses nine types of dice with different effects, and you see the exact outcome before you commit. No blind rolls, no ruined materials. Solo play is fully self-found with your progress kept locally, and co-op for up to four players over LAN or Steam is there when you want company.
What else should you know?
How do runs actually play?
You head into the Astroloot Sector, fight relentless enemies, level up mid-run, and grab loot as you go. Weapons handle the shooting, so your job is positioning, picking upgrades, and shaping a build that clears faster as the dangers scale.
What are the three ships?
They give each run a different base to build from, before items, modifiers, and the skill tree pull your setup in stranger directions.
How does the dice crafting work?
The key detail: the game shows the exact outcome of the final roll before you commit, so crafting is a decision rather than a slot machine.
