Star Jolt: Retro Space Arcade
Star Jolt: Retro Space Arcade Summary
Star Jolt: Retro Space Arcade is a ad-supported, with in-app purchases iOS app in Games by Beardybird AB. Released in Dec 2019 (6 years ago). It has 920 ratings with a 4.85★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.1K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (37% IAP / 63% ads). Store metadata: updated Jan 12, 2026, version 2.
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Data tracking: SDKs and third-party integrations were last analyzed on Mar 28, 2026.
Store info: Last updated on App Store on Jan 12, 2026 (version 2).
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Unity
Google4.85★
Ratings: 920
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App Description
Challenge yourself, your friends, and players worldwide in a fast-paced retro arcade space game built for pure high-score chasing.
Star Jolt is a hardcore 80s-inspired arcade space racer where lightning-fast reflexes, precise control, and nerve decide everything. Games are short, brutal, and endlessly replayable — perfect for one-hand, portrait play anytime, anywhere.
“New Games We Love” — Apple
“Hidden Gems” — Apple
“The Best Free iPhone Games 2023” — TechRadar
“Best Free iPhone Games” — Macworld
Can you navigate the cosmic debris and claim your spot on the global leaderboard?
• Global leaderboards — climb the rankings and chase the perfect run
• Achievements for long-term mastery
• 20 unique ships to unlock — each with its own feel
• Race against ghost ships from other players and your own best runs
• One-touch, one-hand gameplay in portrait mode
• Record and share your highscore attempts
“Death comes often, but because games are so short, you’ll instantly want to try again — not least because of Star Jolt’s humor, entertaining hidden features, and eye-popping visuals.”
— TechRadar
“It laughs in your face as your digits repeatedly fail you, ending games within mere seconds. But the compulsion loop is strong — you’ll want another crack immediately.”
— Macworld
The Mission: Clean Up the Galaxy
Space is full of dangerous junk — not just near Earth, but also near the left shoulder of Orion. There, a civilization of annoying lizard-like aliens is locked in an eternal race against their own creations: stupid, but friendly robots.
As the unlikely hero of both sides, only you can keep them from tearing themselves apart — by flying faster, surviving longer, and cleaning up space one crash at a time.
Reach for the hottest scores. Crash. Retry. Improve.