Orbit

Orbit is a one-tap space arcade game for Android. You orbit a planet and tap: your ship flies off on the tangent. Land in the next planet's ring and you stay in its orbit; miss it and the run is over. The orbit shrinks while you hesitate, so you can't wait for the perfect moment.

The route goes through 101 real places, ordered from nearest to farthest from Earth: the Moon, Mars, the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, Pluto, exoplanets like TRAPPIST-1 e, Gaia BH1 and, at jump 100, Sagittarius A*, the black hole at the center of the galaxy.

Every 12 jumps there's a stop with a fight: turret bases, the warship, the twin cores (if one falls, you fall), the octopus ship and its whiplash and, at jump 96, the mothership.

• 29 ships to unlock by playing, each one flies and shoots its own way
• A daily challenge, the same for everyone
• A logbook with a bestiary, and an atlas of every place you've reached
• No ads, no purchases, no account, plays offline
• English, Spanish, French, Catalan, Italian and German

Join the closed beta (Android)

Orbit is in a closed test on Google Play. Two steps, with the same Google account you use on the Play Store:

1. Join the testers group: groups.google.com/g/fastdator-orbit-testers
2. Opt in and download: play.google.com/apps/testing/com.fastdator.orbit

If step 2 gives an error, wait a couple of minutes after joining the group. Please keep it installed for 14 days: that's what Google requires before the game can be released to everyone.

Feedback is very welcome, here in the comments or with the feedback button in the game's Settings.

Made in Godot 4 by Daniel Rodríguez. Part of the game's art is AI-generated; the design, code and music are mine.

En español

Orbit es un juego de un toque para Android: saltas de planeta en planeta por 101 lugares reales, de la Tierra a Sagitario A*, con un jefe cada 12 saltos. Está en prueba cerrada en Google Play. Para probarlo, con la misma cuenta de Google del Play Store: 1) únete al grupo de testers y 2) apúntate y descárgalo en Google Play. Tenlo instalado 14 días, es lo que pide Google para poder publicarlo.