Orbit Rush is a fast-paced arcade game with a dramatic cosmic black hole experience. You control a planet orbiting a giant black hole. Your goal is to survive as long as possible while dodging dangers and trying to achieve the highest score.
How to play Orbit Rush
Your planet is always going around a strong black hole that is squeezing it shut. The score factor goes up as you get closer to the black hole. But getting too close makes it more likely that you will hit something or lose control.
If you want to get high scores when you get close to the black hole, you have to carefully balance your distance from it and the things that are in your way. You can move your planet out by pressing the orbit control button and letting go of it to move back in.
The longer you stay alive, the faster you'll move, but obstacles will become less expected, so you'll need to act quickly.
Controls:
- Press the left mouse button to move away from the black hole.
- A button on the controller to control orbit.
- Tap touchscreen to control.
How to get better at Orbit Rush
Don't press over and over
If you hold down the button for too long, your planet might move too far away, which would throw off your beat. Short, steady presses are best.
Learn to spot different kinds of obstacles
As the speed of a barrier rises, knowing which way it is moving will help you stay alive longer.
Control your distance in a smart way
It's not always safe to keep the farthest space. When the area is safe, carefully move toward the black hole to get more points.
Set up a beat
Orbit Rush awards timing that is accurate. Find a steady beat between the pull of gravity and the push outward.
First, focus on staying alive
If you can stay alive longer, you will easily get higher scores. Put staying alive ahead of looking for risk factors.
Make small changes often
It's better to use small touches than long pushes. A good grip lets you get around in small areas.
Review for improvement
Every play helps you get better at time and set up. Your reactions will get better with regular practice.
