Free classic / Space shooter / 1992

Kiloblaster

A fast vertical shooter: blast through waves of aliens, grab power-ups and bomb your way through three episodes.

Free to play. One click, no download, no account.

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About Kiloblaster

Kiloblaster is a 1992 vertical space shooter by Allen Pilgrim, published by Epic MegaGames. You blast through waves of aliens, grab power-ups and bomb your way through three episodes.

Allen Pilgrim has released his games for free use, with a few limits recorded on this site. This page runs the original DOS files unmodified, using js-dos, which runs DOSBox in your browser.

Controls

  • Arrows: move ship
  • Space / Shift: fire
  • Alt: bombs
  • Y: yes to the sound questions on first start
  • F1: help & keys

Keyboard and mouse work best. On-screen buttons appear for the keys the game needs on a touch screen.

Questions

Is Kiloblaster really free?

Kiloblaster is free to play here, with no account and no payment. Its creator released it as freeware, and this site keeps it free and unmodified.

Do I need to download or install Kiloblaster?

No. It runs in your browser from one click on the Play button. There is nothing to download, and no files to find or pick.

What are the Kiloblaster controls?

Use the arrow keys to move your ship, Space or Shift to fire and Alt for bombs. F1 shows help. On first start the game asks sound questions: press Y.

Does Kiloblaster save my progress?

Use the Save button in the bar above the game. Progress is kept in this browser on this device, so it is still there when you come back on the same browser.

Credits and licence

Original game: Kiloblaster, 1992, by Allen Pilgrim. Published by Epic MegaGames.
Edition hosted: Complete game, version 2 (registered version), creator's 2008 freeware release.
Licence: Allen Pilgrim freeware licence for Kiloblaster and Xargon (4 August 2008). The creator allows anyone to use the games in any way, including commercially, with two limits: nothing that resembles either game, and nothing pornographic, illegal or immoral.

The game files are the creator's own, unmodified. Run by js-dos (DOSBox in WebAssembly).

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