Orbite

Orbite

One probe. No engine. A single launch.

Orbite is gravity golf: pull the probe back like a slingshot, let go, and that's it — no more thrust is yours to give. Only the pull of the worlds can still bend the flight toward the station's green ring. Grazing a planet curves the path far better than raw power — that's the whole game.

How it plays

• Aim for the gaps between the worlds, not the worlds themselves.

•  Collect up to three shards per sector by bending your route toward them.

•  Avoid planets, singularities (which swallow everything), and repulsors (which push back).

• An onboard computer plots the trajectory a few seconds ahead — its range shrinks as sectors grow more crowded.

Progression

Sectors are procedurally generated and grow denser with obstacles as you advance. Scoring rewards docking, shards collected, and shots under par; a gentle docking earns a bonus. The atlas tracks your best score for every sector you've surveyed.

Nothing to install

A single file, no external fonts or libraries, no network calls. The game speaks French or English depending on your browser's language. Progress saves automatically on your device.

Controls

Drag back and release to launch. Keyboard: ← → heading, ↑ ↓ thrust, Space to launch, R to reset the shot, H

 for help, Q for menu, E for atlas, M to mute.