Sat Gambit

Aras Workshop

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Idle space strategy built on real satellite orbits. Set your ground station anywhere on Earth and watch real satellites — GPS, the ISS and more — pass overhead on their actual schedules.

Every orbit you catch becomes resources, fleet upgrades and territory. Patient, idle-paced strategy you can play in minutes a day — or dive deep when the weekly wars heat up.

REAL ORBITS, REAL SCIENCE
Every satellite is real, with live orbital data over your real location. Tap any one to learn its altitude, orbit and mission — science you pick up just by playing.

BUILD YOUR FLEET
Capture satellites and fit modules onto each one's unique grid to generate energy, credits and data. Hundreds of upgrade combinations, and idle income that ticks while you're away.

AUGMENTED REALITY BOOST
When your satellite flies over, raise your phone to the sky and track it to boost production. Or let the idle layer handle it for you.

WEEKLY WARS
Every week, each satellite constellation is up for grabs. Compete through the week, then fight a live finale to claim it.

ALLIANCES
Team up, share a war chest, fund your allies' attacks and climb the leaderboards in alliance-vs-alliance combat.

KESSLER SURVIVOR
A built-in arcade survivors minigame: dodge a debris storm in orbit. Fully playable offline.

FAIR PLAY
No pay-to-win. Purchases are cosmetic and quality-of-life only. One optional rewarded ad a day. That's it.

Set your station. Pick your first satellite. Outlast everyone who wants the same orbit.

The sky is a board. Play it.

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DISCLAIMER
Sat Gambit is an independent game by Aras Workshop, made for education and entertainment. Satellite names, orbits and constellations shown are real and used for identification and science-outreach purposes only. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any satellite operator, space agency or company. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. In-game ownership, attacks and rewards are fictional and do not represent real-world events or actions. Orbital data courtesy of CelesTrak.

What’s new

First full version of the game.