Grab the stick, sling some chaos, and try not to drop the tank
MicroProse and Not Knowing Corporation are thrilled to announce that Cleared Hot, the physics-fueled helicopter shooter with tactical flair (and a flexible relationship with gravity), is available now on Steam Early Access!
The wait is over – it’s time to rain down rockets, haul tanks across the map, rescue your squad (or accidently yeet them), and use your trusty rope-and-magnet system to turn the battlefield into your playground. Every explosion obeys the laws of physics – and none of them care about your safety.
A brand new launch trailer is live now, showing off the chaos, creativity, and questionable piloting that defines Cleared Hot.
Key Features
🚁 Physics-Driven Mayhem
Everything moves, flies, and explodes with glorious realism – or at least plausible deniability.
💥 Upgradeable Helicopters
Customize and upgrade your chopper to match your playstyle, from stealthy strikes to full-metal overkill.
🧲 Rope & Magnet Gameplay
Pick up (almost) anything – vehicles, enemies, barrels, even your dignity – and weaponize the environment.
🪖 Tactical Squad Support
Deploy your troops, capture objectives, and provide covering fire – just try not to “accidentally” drop them.
🌍 Three Distinct Biomes
Battle across Desert, Jungle, and Arctic maps, each with unique terrain, weather, and tactical opportunities.
🌙 Day & Night Missions
Adapt to shifting light conditions using night vision or thermal optics to keep the advantage.
🧨 Creative Destruction
Physics means freedom – clear obstacles, sling debris, and improvise your way through every mission.
About Early Access
The Early Access version includes a substantial portion of the single-player campaign, multiple mission types, upgradable helicopters, and more physics chaos than the Geneva Convention allows.
Ongoing updates will expand the campaign, add new vehicles and biomes, and refine gameplay based on community feedback.
Cleared Hot takes the spirit of classic helicopter combat and reimagines it for a new generation – with physics-driven creativity, tactical depth, and a healthy disregard for flight manuals.
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