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I make small games for Android. The first one is Orbit.

You orbit a planet, tap the screen and shoot off towards the next one. Jump by jump, from Earth to Sagittarius A*, the black hole at the centre of the galaxy. It’s in closed testing on Google Play and I’m looking for people to play it.

I want to try Orbit Already in the group: download

Two steps with the Google account you use on Play: join the group, then download the test. Google Play can take a while, sometimes more than an hour, before it lets you download it; if you see “Item not found”, wait and try again.

See what Orbit looks like first

The carrier with one hangar open and two drones heading for the ship
The red ship mid-jump between Miranda and Ariel, two moons of Uranus
Orbit icon

Orbit

AndroidIn closed testing

A one-tap space game: let go of the orbit and hop from planet to planet, from Earth to Sagittarius A*. Every 12 jumps there is a stop with a fight.

Along the way: the current at jump 30, critters you catch on the fly and, at jump 96, the carrier. The current version has no ads, no purchases and never connects to the internet.

  • The ship orbiting WASP-12 b, with the black hole Gaia BH1 as the next jump
  • The warship firing its volley at two of the three spheres
  • The octopus ship lashing out with a tentacle
  • The Interceptor’s card in the hangar: more time in orbit, a smaller ring

Planets of Orbit

The places in the game are real. I have gathered what I researched about 34 of them for my videos: facts with their sources and the videos where I tell them.

See the planets

  1. Earth0
  2. Moon1
  3. Io14
  4. Saturn19
  5. Titan25
  6. Sagittarius A*100

Who’s behind it

FastDator is me, Daniel Rodríguez Cabrera. I’m a Python developer and I make small games for Android. Orbit is the first one: I design and code it on my own, in Godot, and I answer the support emails too.