Watch Rocket Destroyer
The 2011 original, back and rebuilt in landscape: take the turret and defend your city from rockets, jets, UFOs and giant bosses, then go Beyond the Void to face THE ARCHITECT and chase it down when it returns, reforged.
What makes it different
- Made for landscape
Swing the barrel with one thumb and fire with the other, with abilities a tap away.
- Every world changes the rules
Low gravity, dust storms, hologram decoys, ice armor, a black hole, a Void that changes every wave, and beyond it drifting rocks, time bubbles, chain reactions, warp gates and echoes, then prism shutters, salvage clamps, rocket switchyards and siege rigs.
- Bosses you take apart
Destructible parts shield every boss core, and a gold rush rains down when it falls.
- The 2011 original, rebuilt
Back after 15 years, now with 900 levels. Winning never costs a life.




Five new worlds past The Void take the campaign to level 600, with new enemies, new bosses and a final showdown with THE ARCHITECT.
THE ARCHITECT escaped through the rift and is rebuilding itself. Ten more worlds take the campaign to level 900, each with its own rule, all the way to the Sovereign Citadel and the REFORGED ARCHITECT.
Flak, homing missiles, railguns and tesla coils, then the Mine Layer, the Inferno Cannon, the Nova Cannon, the Repulsor and Orbit Blades, then the Shard Cannon, Arc Loom, Drill Rocket and Echo Driver, plus airstrikes, time warps, drones, nukes, Rewind and a Sentry Satellite, and new abilities you earn as you play: Mirror Screen, Target Beacon and Salvage Drone.
Past The Void every weapon can climb to Mk III, and every gun is balanced to keep up all the way to the end.
Easy to Insane, a Daily Challenge, Endless mode and Game Center leaderboards.
Christmas, New Year, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Midsummer and Halloween each bring five missions with their own sky and weather, and a launcher skin to keep.
Play in English, Spanish, French, German or Brazilian Portuguese, with a guided tour of Home and the Hangar.
Keep a copy of your game in your own iCloud and pick it up again on a new iPhone or iPad. Purchases always come back from the App Store.
Rocket Destroyer help
Questions
Where is my progress saved?
On your device. With iCloud on, a copy of your game is also kept in your own iCloud, so a new iPhone or iPad can pick it up (Settings, iCloud Game). If you use Game Center, your scores and achievements are kept by Apple too.
How do I restore a purchase?
Open the game’s shop or settings and tap Restore Purchases, signed in with the same Apple Account you bought with.
Can I get a refund?
Purchases go through Apple, so refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Something is not working
Write to support@australiascomputertechs.com with your device, iOS version and what happened. A screenshot helps.
Still stuck? Email support@australiascomputertechs.com.
Privacy at a glance
- No ads, no tracking and no account.
- Your progress stays on your device, with a copy in your own iCloud if iCloud is on. We never see it.
- Game Center leaderboards and achievements are handled by Apple, if you use them.
- Purchases are processed by Apple. We never see your payment details.
Purchases: Free to play: every world unlocks by beating the one before it. World unlocks and coin packs are optional.
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