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Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite is a single player casual shooter game. It was developed by sillioider and was released on October 1, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

While the web version is playable on most systems, download the game on steam for the best performance and graphics.VOID MINER PROLOUGE- INCREMENTAL ASTEROIDS ROGUELITE WISHLIST ON STEAMJOIN THE DISCORD Void Miner Prologue is a incremental roguelite bullet hell that is about mining asteroids, collecting resources and upgrading your ship to blast through waves of asteroid belts. Im looking for fe…

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86%

Audience ScoreBased on 389 reviews

gameplay29 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Engaging arcade-style gameplay that blends classic Asteroids action with a modern upgrade system and roguelite progression.
Satisfying upgrade tree with meaningful and impactful upgrades that enhance replayability and give a rewarding progression.
Strong soundtrack and sound design that complement the gameplay and elevate the overall experience.

The game is short, with most players completing the main content and upgrades in around 2-4 hours.
Visual clutter and difficulty distinguishing the player’s ship and cursor during intense moments can hinder gameplay clarity.
Some upgrades and enemy variety lack depth or balance, and the mothership mechanic is often underwhelming or ineffective.

gameplay
82 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
35%
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The gameplay offers a satisfying, fast-paced asteroids-inspired loop with solid upgrade mechanics and a skill tree that provide steady progression and a sense of accomplishment. While some players find it repetitive or limited in content and variety, others appreciate its balance between simplicity and engagement, especially for short, replayable sessions. Criticisms include the oxygen/time mechanic feeling frustrating or restrictive, a lack of build variety within runs, and occasional UI and visual clarity issues, but overall the gameplay is enjoyable and polished for its scope.
- “The gameplay and upgrade system is where this game really stands apart from other asteroid smashers; they don't show what you 'can' afford, they show what is maxed and what you have bought before.”
- “The gameplay loop is satisfying and upgrades make a noticeable difference.”
- “Tight gameplay, fair progression, and a nice sense of accomplishment when you finally push past your limits.”
- “It's a chance-based gameplay loop where you never really feel like you're making progress or doing anything meaningful.”
- “All of the mechanics put in don't mesh well at all.”
- “There aren't any build choices inside of a run, so any given run doesn't feel interesting or unique; the length is more a luck of the draw for how much oxygen you end up getting from the drops when you get those upgrades. The gameplay is incredibly basic.”
music
68 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
41%
55%
4%
The music in the game is widely praised for its high quality, memorable chip tune and sci-fi-inspired tracks that significantly enhance the gameplay experience and atmosphere. Although some users noted undisclosed use of AI-generated music, many still found the soundtrack outstanding, engaging, and a key reason for continued play. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a major strength, elevating the game with its energy and polish.
- “Games like this usually have simple, limited, and repetitive tracks, or oftentimes "track." Void Miner, however, went above and beyond for the scale of the game, with multiple, memorable pieces of music, all of which deliver exactly the right level of energy and really elevate the game.”
- “I literally kept playing mainly to listen to the music, and upgrades all feel worth it, gameplay is fun even on repeat runs.”
- “It’s very much worth mentioning the music, incredible vibe, definitely the game’s strong point without a doubt, I would buy a soundtrack.”
- “The undisclosed AI soundtrack was a bummer.”
- “Fun game but the developer used AI in the production of the music and did not disclose that fact.”
- “I hope the developer will be transparent about any content created via generative AI, as I was somewhat disappointed to find AI was used for the music despite its amazing quality.”
graphics
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a retro-inspired, pixel art style that fits the indie game's scope, offering solid visuals and good readability, though some users find the color contrasts harsh and the mix of pixel and vector assets inconsistent or rough in places. Performance can be choppy when many elements appear onscreen, and the art quality varies, but overall the visuals are considered serviceable and fitting for the game's style and price.
- “It is executed well, the upgrades make sense, the graphics are great for the retro feel and the music matches really well.”
- “Aesthetically, the game embraces a retro-inspired visual style, favoring pixelated effects and minimalist ship designs that highlight readability over spectacle.”
- “Wonderful graphics, satisfying sounds, and it also has a skill tree so you can customise your loadout.”
- “The art style is a mess, pixels are different sizes, assets are mismatched, and the asteroids look like upscaled PNGs.”
- “However, the contrasting harsh colors (mostly the brighter greens and pinks) combined with the pixel art style is very rough on the eyes, especially the background which should never pop out as much as the rest; it makes actual gameplay elements such as bullets from enemies hard to see!”
- “Graphically it could do with a bit of polish, it's a weird blend of pixel and vector entities, though it doesn't detract from gameplay.”
replayability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
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Replayability varies across reviews, with some noting limited or no replay value typical for the genre, while others praise its engaging core gameplay and procedural elements that create a compelling and enjoyable experience worth revisiting. Many acknowledge that improvements in endgame content or complexity could enhance replayability further. Overall, it offers a solid, polished loop that appeals to fans of incremental roguelites despite its simplicity.
- “While it may not offer the depth or variety of larger roguelite projects, it nails its core strengths with confidence and provides a compelling, replayable distraction for anyone drawn to the thrill of carving paths through asteroid fields in the void of space.”
- “⭐ rating: 8/10 – lean, polished, and hard to stop playing — a clean incremental roguelite with great replay value.”
- “While the idea is pretty simple, it has a good replayable gameplay loop, with lots of RNG between runs.”
- “The replayability isn't there, but again, you are getting exactly what you are paying for.”
- “Zero replay value, but that's normal for this kind of game.”
- “Would have had a little more replayability in endless if we had some crazy end game tree stuff.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features little to no story, which some players find lacking, especially given its short playtime. However, others appreciate the simple rogue-lite gameplay and find the upgrade progression engaging despite the minimal narrative.
- “I enjoyed the full story and it took me around 3h30m to fully finish the upgrade tree and it's a blast.”
- “No story: I kinda get that this was a quick 2-hour game but it could have had some.”
- “Either way I wish I had something even small enough to guide the story in my head for entertainment.”
- “Void Miner is a simple rogue-lite game, without much story.”
grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding in the game to be repetitive, tedious, and slow, leading to unsatisfactory progression. While some note initial grindiness that improves later, overall the grind feels more boring than engaging, causing frustration and early quitting.
- “That playtime got to me level 13 and then I just quit... it became too grindy, samey, and repetitive.”
- “The incremental part is more on the low side; it feels almost a bit grindy (the boring one, not the fun one) to get new perks.”
- “This game hasn't put in that effort so progression is unsatisfactory, grindy and drags on.”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
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The game's optimization has room for improvement, particularly in endless mode where performance issues and stuttering were noted, though developer support helped resolve some problems. Overall, better optimization could enhance long-term play value.
- “If the game was better optimized and offered some post-game upgrades that you could only earn in endless mode, then it would be worth spending more time in but as it is, it'll serve you as a way to get your last skill tree upgrades and that's that.”
- “In one sentence, optimization could be better for endless, and it's basically a roguelike version of asteroids.”
- “Another thing I would like to mention is optimization.”
- “If the game was better optimized and offered some post-game upgrades that you could only earn in endless mode, then it would be worth spending more time in, but as it is, it'll serve you as a way to get your last skill tree upgrades and that's that.”
- “In one sentence, optimization could be better for endless, and it's basically a roguelike version of Asteroids.”
- “They had the largest performance impact overall.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect of the game is mixed, with some players touched by the developer's heartfelt message but others feeling disappointed or disconnected, citing a sense of wasted time and concerns about the use of AI in the soundtrack. Overall, the emotional impact is nuanced, combining appreciation with some frustration.
- “The ending message from the developer was very touching.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is praised for its polished, arcade-inspired feel, enhanced by vibrant visuals, satisfying impact effects, and a clean user interface that combines nostalgia with a crisp, modern touch.
- “I really liked the music and the atmosphere - very polished.”
- “The colorful flashes of asteroid fragments, the satisfying screen shake of impacts, and the clean UI elements create an arcade-forward atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and crisp.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is amusing with a well-crafted buildup, though it remains quite limited in scope.

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Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite is a casual shooter game.

Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite is available on PC, Web Browser, Steam Deck, Windows and others.

On average players spend around 4 hours playing Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite.

Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite was released on October 1, 2025.

Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite was developed by sillioider.

Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its replayability.

Void Miner – Asteroids Roguelite is a single player game.

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