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Asteroid Blaster

The Galactic Race

Pick a track, launch into a sector, and type the words on incoming asteroids to blast them before they hit your shields — all while racing a rival pilot to the warp gate.

Kingdom Keys presents

Asteroid Blaster

The Galactic Race
V2 · Immersive edition

Type the word on an asteroid to lock on · Backspace switches target · Esc pauses · Immersive mode goes fullscreen with cinematic grading

What's new in V2

Rebuilt from the ground up

The original Asteroid Blaster was one endless wave. The Galactic Race is a full campaign with a real teaching arc, built to feel like a film and play like a typing coach.

20 sectors, real progression

Two ten-sector tracks. Each step adds one new skill — a finger group, Shift, numbers, punctuation — so difficulty climbs in small, fair steps.

Race a rival pilot

Every sector has a pace-setter flying at a target WPM. Type faster than it to overtake and earn the third star.

Immersive mode

One click goes fullscreen with letterboxed cinematics, film grain, and deeper grading. Just you, the keyboard, and the void.

Lock-on targeting

Type the first letter to lock on, then finish the word to fire. Backspace releases a lock so you can re-target.

Adaptive for beginners

Cadets get forgiving shields, a finger-colored key guide, and flight assist that eases speed when things get tough.

Cinematic look and sound

Lit 3D-style asteroids, warp gates, shockwaves, and a sound design synthesized live in your browser — no downloads.

The campaign

Two tracks, one skill curve

Every sector is a lesson in disguise. Teachers and parents can see exactly which keys each sector practices.

Beginner

Cadet Track

  1. 01
    Launch PadASDF

    Left hand home row — rest your fingers on A S D F.

    6 wpm
  2. 02
    Right WingJKL;

    Right hand home row — J K L and the semicolon.

    6 wpm
  3. 03
    Home Row OrbitGH

    Both hands together, plus the G and H stretch.

    8 wpm
  4. 04
    Upper AtmosphereERUI

    Reach up with your middle and index fingers.

    9 wpm
  5. 05
    Top Row RunQWTYOP

    The whole top row — Q W T Y O P join the fight.

    10 wpm
  6. 06
    Deep DriftZXCVBNM

    Curl down to the bottom row.

    10 wpm
  7. 07
    Word Belt

    Your first words — all on the home row.

    11 wpm
  8. 08
    Capital CometsSHIFT

    Golden comets need SHIFT. Use the opposite hand’s pinky.

    10 wpm
  9. 09
    Star Lanes

    Everyday words from across the whole keyboard.

    13 wpm
  10. 10
    The Titan GateBoss

    Boss sector. Clear the field and break the Titan.

    15 wpm
Advanced

Ace Track

  1. 01
    Full Spectrum

    Every letter, upper and lower case. Warm up.

    20 wpm
  2. 02
    Traffic Lanes

    Common words at cruising speed.

    25 wpm
  3. 03
    Nebula Run

    Longer space words. Keep your rhythm.

    28 wpm
  4. 04
    Named WorldsSHIFT

    Proper nouns. Shift on the first letter, every time.

    28 wpm
  5. 05
    Coordinates0–9

    Numbers on the top row. Reach without looking.

    24 wpm
  6. 06
    Signal Noise',.;!?

    Apostrophes, commas, and punctuation.

    26 wpm
  7. 07
    ConvoySPACE

    Two-word phrases. The space bar is a key too.

    32 wpm
  8. 08
    Hyperlane

    Pure speed. Common words, shorter approach.

    40 wpm
  9. 09
    Science Deck

    Long technical vocabulary. Precision over panic.

    38 wpm
  10. 10
    Event HorizonBoss

    Boss sector. Full sentences and the final Titan.

    45 wpm

How to fly

1

Lock on

Type the first letter of any asteroid’s word. A reticle locks onto the closest match.

2

Fire

Finish the word to destroy it. Each correct key fires a laser and builds your streak multiplier.

3

Shift for gold

Golden comets carry capital letters. Hold Shift with the opposite hand’s pinky.

4

Reach the gate

Clear enough keystrokes to open the warp gate. Beat your rival there for three stars.

Earn stars as you fly

Students signed in to Kingdom Keys earn stars for every sector they finish, with WPM and accuracy saved to their progress. Teachers see it all from Mission Control.