The most human-like DarkOrbit bot.
Built for PinkGalaxy. It farms the same way you do. With its hit cycle, disconnect protection, suspicion protection and automatic break system, it supports safe progress for you space lovers.
Early beta. Constantly updated.
Supported servers
Same target, two different flights.
No human circles an alien as if drawn with a compass. The perfect circle is an ordinary bot's trace; the irregular one is Thrustbot. Change the intensity and see how the trace changes.
Ordinary bot
Fixed radius, fixed speed, the same lap every time.
Thrustbot
Side-to-side sway and full circles blend together, and the radius keeps changing.
The Thrustbot trace isn't a drawing: the bot's flight code was run in the simulator at that intensity and recorded. The plot is centered on the Sibelon, and since the Sibelon chases the ship, the actual distance may drift outside the target band. The perfect circle is illustrative and isn't a recording of any specific product.
The bot's own panel, captured while running in the simulator.
Not a fancy panel, the bot itself.
Pick a module and press F8. On the map you see where your ship is heading, which target it's on and what it's doing at that moment. Settings apply instantly, no need to stop the bot.
What does it do?
See allDifferent movement every time
It approaches the target sometimes curving in, sometimes in a wide arc, sometimes gliding, sometimes passing straight through. After that, side-to-side sway and full circles blend together, and the radius changes at irregular intervals. The intensity setting genuinely changes this band: on a weak alien with a 500 radius, 0% targets 490 to 510; 100% targets 125 to 500.
Reacts with human-like delay
By default it reacts to a new target within 200 to 350 ms. Clicks don't land dead center, intervals are random, long paths curve slightly, with short pauses along the way.
Doesn't leave without the kill
If your HP and the alien's HP are both very low, it won't drop everything to go repair at the portal. It backs away to regain some HP, kills the alien, then heads to the portal to repair. It doesn't dive into a strong pack and goes around it instead. It runs from enemies, jumps through the portal and comes back.
Kills, collects, or both
There are three modules: Kill, Collect, Kill and Collect. You choose which aliens to hit and which boxes to collect. The death limit and three respawn options are in the settings too.
Tracks the hit cycle so you don't have to
15 minutes active, 5 minutes cooldown. When time is up, it finishes the alien it's on, retreats to the nearest portal, and returns to farming when the cooldown ends. It can change your formation if you like, or add a break in between.
How does it affect the game?
What it does
- Reads the game state from memory; the whole world takes about 1 ms.
- Gets the target's exact coordinates from there.
- Sends clicks and keystrokes as browser mouse and keyboard events.
- Works while the window is in the background and doesn't use your real mouse.
What it doesn't do
- Doesn't inject code into the page.
- Doesn't call the game's internal functions.
- Doesn't read or store session and token data.
- Never sees your game password. You log in yourself.
Early beta, open list.
We don't hide what works, what's being tested, and what isn't there yet.
Working
- Human-like movement and intensity setting
- Kill, Collect, Kill and Collect modules
- Repair, escape, portal jumping and return
- Hit cycle
- Connection recovery
- 4-language interface and session statistics
In testing
- Galaxy Gate: Alpha, Beta, GammaEntering and cutting waves seen live. Gate preparation, the end of the last wave and the final exit haven't been seen yet.
- Reaction to player attacksDetection verified; the moment of actually being fired upon hasn't been seen live.
- Cutting off the real mouseMeasured in a headless browser, not verified in the live game.
- PET: Guard, KamikazeState is being read, automatic use is being verified.
On the way
- Delta gate
- Mines
- Effects (ISH)
- Group invites
- Backpage quests
Pricing
Try it first. 1 free hour when you sign up, once per game account and computer.
Try free for 1 hourQuestions
Will Thrustbot get my account banned?
No one can guarantee that to you, and we don't either. The game rules may prohibit bot use. The bot is built to move like a human and doesn't inject code into the page, but we don't claim it's "undetectable". The risk to your account is yours.
How does the 1-hour trial work?
You sign up, download the bot, and the timer starts the first time the bot runs. Time is counted on the server. If your connection drops you don't lose your remaining time, but the trial closes 24 hours after the first start. When time runs out, the bot stops the ship safely.
Can I open a new account for the trial?
No. The trial is tied not to your email but to your game account and your computer. It can be used once per game account and once per computer.
Do I give my password to the bot?
No. You log into the game yourself, and the bot never sees your password. It doesn't read session and token data either. Your Thrustbot account password is a separate thing, used only to verify your license.