Slingshot from planet to planet and outrun a black hole in an endless neon galaxy.
One touch to orbit, one release to launch — how far can you escape before the event horizon catches you?
A black hole is swallowing the galaxy, and you're right on its edge. Hold to lock onto a planet and swing around it, building speed with every orbit, then let go to slingshot into the dark. Reach the next planet before the black hole drags you back, and keep going for as long as you can. OrbitShot is an arcade game built around a single touch: easy to pick up, and endlessly deep once you start chasing tighter orbits and longer hops.
Hold to tether to the nearest planet and orbit it. Let go and you launch along your current direction. That's the whole control scheme.
Every second in orbit builds speed, and tighter orbits charge faster. But hold on too long and you spiral into the planet's core.
Its pull drags you back whenever you're in open space, and its event horizon grows faster the longer you survive. Stall between planets and it reels you in.
Every run is a brand new galaxy stretching in every direction. A radar shows planets beyond the edge of the screen so you can plan your route, and a dotted aim guide shows where you'll fly before you let go.
Boost planets that charge you faster, unstable planets that collapse after you grab them, heavy planets with a huge pull, and planets that drift through space.
Chain hops for bonus points, skim past planets for near-miss bonuses, and compete with players everywhere on the Google Play Games leaderboard.
Collect shards as you fly and spend them on new ship designs and neon trail colours in the store.
Glowing vector graphics on a warping space grid, with a synthwave soundtrack that shifts as the black hole closes in.
Every orbit is a risk. Every release is a promise you'll make it to the next planet.