Enter the dome. 24 bosses. One sky. No mercy.
Join the Closed Beta Watch the TrailerThe final cut — the game as it plays: the hangar, the bosses, the sky.
Thunderdome: AeroStrike is a vertical sky-combat shooter built by 3000 Studios (Jeremy Swain). Fight through 25 sectors of escalating air war, build your jet in the hangar, and take down 24 bosses across four threat tiers — every one of them with a signature move and an arena built to kill you.
It is in closed beta right now on Google Play, flown daily by the friends track and the community tester cohort. The production-access application files November 2, 2026, with public store presence expected around November 9.
Four airframes. Pick your argument.
Forged in the 3000 Studios skunkworks. Cobalt black carbon fiber, twin afterburning cores, and a doctrine of strike first, strike fast. When this silhouette crosses your sky, the fight is already over.
Built for the Chronos Phase Shift — the fastest hands in the fleet fly this frame.
Orbital Ion Cascade on tap. Slow, armored, and completely unreasonable.
EMP Shockwave and Gravity Well. It doesn't outgun you — it argues with your physics.
Three weapon systems, tuned loud.
High rate of fire rotary cannon firing super-heated tungsten slugs. Hold the trigger. Apologize never.
Continuous piercing beam that melts through multiple enemy waves simultaneously.
Sixteen homing micro-projectiles per salvo, locking onto boss weak points.
24 bosses in four threat tiers — starting with the Vanguard Sentinel over Orbital Station Alpha, the Pyroclast Titan in the Volcanic Ash Caldera, the Cybernetic Leviathan in the Sub-Zero Cloud Ocean, and the Goliath Dread-Mech above the Neon Megacity Spire. Every one of them has read your flight manual — and highlighted the weak parts.
The closed beta is live on Google Play and free to join. Opt in with the button below, install from the Play Store, and fly the current build. Honest, critical feedback is what the beta runs on — what works, what doesn't, bugs, feel, difficulty.
Become a Tester Official Site — thunderdome.store