Download Kepler for Windows, Linux and macOS

Kepler downloads for Windows, Linux and macOS, Apple Silicon as well as Intel. It is a single file: nothing to install, nothing to configure before you open it. The checksum of every release is published so you can check that the file you received is really ours.

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A single file, nothing to install. Pick your system.

First time installing?

Watch the video, it shows the whole thing end to end.

Download Kepler.zip

About 12 MB, to be extracted. Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

Windows shows a warning on first launch: Kepler is not signed with a certificate yet, so its publisher is unknown. Choose «More info», then «Run anyway». The checksum below lets you verify that the archive really is ours.

Extract the archive, then run Kepler.exe.

A console opens and stays open - that is the bot, closing it stops it. Your browser opens on the interface.

Paste your activation key.

It is in your customer area after purchase. Do this on the computer that will run the bot: that is the one the licence binds to.

Create your local Kepler account.

A username and a password that only open this interface, on this machine. It is not your customer account.

Add your bots.

You enter your OGame credentials; they stay encrypted on your machine.

Download for Linux

About 30 MB, 64-bit. No dependency: the file contains everything.

Download for ARM 64-bit

For Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 and other ARM boards, on a 64-bit system. Check with the command uname -m: it must answer aarch64. If it answers armv7l, your system is 32-bit and this file will not work.

Make the file executable.

Open a terminal in the download folder and type: chmod +x kepler-linux-amd64

Run it.

./kepler-linux-amd64 - the terminal stays busy, that is the bot. The address of the interface is shown; your browser opens on it, or you open it by hand.

It is in your customer area after purchase. Do this on the machine that will run the bot: that is the one the licence binds to.

The bot keeps its data in ~/.kepler, readable by you alone.

On a server with no screen

: run it inside a

or a

so that it survives the closing of your SSH session, and open the interface through a tunnel:

. Do not expose it on the network.

In the Apple menu, "About This Mac" tells you which one to pick and which version of macOS you have: you need macOS 12 Monterey or newer.

Open the Terminal in the download folder and type: chmod +x kepler-macos-apple-silicon. Replace the name with kepler-macos-intel if you picked the Intel version.

Allow it to open.

macOS marks everything that comes from a browser and then refuses to run it. Type: xattr -d com.apple.quarantine kepler-macos-apple-silicon. That line is what unblocks it: the “Open Anyway” button in System Settings does not always show up for a command-line program.

./kepler-macos-apple-silicon, or ./kepler-macos-intel. The Terminal stays busy, that is the bot. The interface opens in your browser.

Worth knowing

: the macOS version is new and is not signed by Apple - hence step 2. It is built from the same code as the others, but it has seen less use. If something goes wrong, write to us at

: it is fixed as a priority.

Playing with AntiGame, OGame Infinity or OGLight?

Playing with AntiGame or OGLight?

The versions for the built-in browser

are here.