Rock Paper Frigate Hack 1.1.0 + Redeem Codes

Need to settle an important disagreement?

Does distance from your friends or family make it hard to play rock, paper, scissors?

Stop trying to resolve your conflicts by flailing your arms about...

...and challenge your friends to a game of Rock, Paper, Frigate!


Challenge your opponent, agree to the terms of your engagement, choose your fleet formation, and resolve your disagreement via the outcome of a starship fleet battle!!!

Fleets consist of 3 primary types of ships, each with its own strength and weakness!

Bombers:
Slow but heavily armed vessels that blow away frigates with a single salvo but can’t get a lock on quickly evading fighters!


Fighters: 
Small, fast ships that can run circles around lumbering bombers but are easily outgunned by frigates!


Frigates: 
Balanced attack ships that are too slow to avoid a bomber’s devastating weaponry but fast enough to take out fighters!

Once both players have chosen a formation of ships, the two fleets clash in an epic battle! 
Take out more ships than your opponent and VICTORY IS YOURS!

Solving petty… err… important... disagreements has never been more fun!!!

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Need a break from winning all your arguments???

Play the Single Player Story Mode!

Single Player Mode currently has two campaigns, The Last Outpost and The Vanguard.

In "The Last Outpost", you command a space station orbiting the last human colony in existance. You are fresh out of the Fleet Academy and this is your first command, but that shouldn't be a problem. The Last Outpost is on the edge of known space, and no one expects a lot of trouble... Enemy fleets change every time you play! So memory and fast strategic thinking are paramount to success!

"The Vanguard" takes place on a busy trade route in another part of the galaxy. You captain a frigate sailing in the Sol Flotilla. The flotilla is tasked with investigating piracy reported along the route. So far, the flotilla hasn't found anything to report. Maybe the reports were exaggerated...?