Dark Orbit

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Dark Orbit is a massively multiplayer browser-based game published by Bigpoint GmbH. It consists of interaction and travel in a persistent space setting. It includes trading, combat, and mining of resources.

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[edit] Gameplay

Players gain experience to level up, gaining the rights to travel into new space sectors. The currency is Uridium and Credits. Players select a company EIC <Earth Industries Corporation> MMO <Mars Mining Operations> VRU <Venus Resource unlimited>.

[edit] Ships

[edit] Starjet

---Phoenix--- Hp: 4000 Speed: 320 Lazers: 1 Engines: 1 Extras: 1 Cost: 0 Credits

---Yamato--- Hp: 8000 Speed: 340 Lazers: 2 Engines: 2 Extras: 2 Cost: 16,000 Credits

---Leonou--- Hp: 64,000 Speed: 360 Lazers: 5 Engines: 3 Extras: 1 Cost: 5,000 Uridium


[edit] Destroying aliens

There are many different aliens including Streuners, Lordakias, Saimonites, Mordons, Devolariums, Sibelonauts, Sibelonits, Lordakiums, Kristallins, Kristallons, Cubikons, and Striders. You will also receive a portion of uridium and credits of each alien you destroy. Each alien does a specific amount of hit-points.

[edit] Experience points

For every alien you destroy you get a specific amount of experience points. You need experience points to level up. Levels allow you to reach new maps.

[edit] Keyboard shortcuts

"Y" or "M"= lay a mine "Ctrl"=start shooting lasers "Spacebar"=fire a rocket

[edit] References and external links