Orbit Rush

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Orbit Rush

Steer a brass ship around the planets. Pilot a little brass ship through the solar system with pixel Isaac Newton. Swap lanes, dodge asteroids, comets and wandering moons and collect bright stars in this free top-down racing game.

Twist: Moons and asteroids drift into the next orbit lane, but an orange flash always warns which way they go.

Parody. Isaac Newton has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

Some asteroids, comets and moons drift sideways into the next lane. An orange indicator flashes on the side they are about to move to.
Drifters never slide into the free lane, so it stays a safe place to head for.
Tip: if a rock is flashing towards your lane, move away early instead of waiting for it.
Touching anything ends the flight. Stars are 25 points each, distance adds up, and space gets faster the longer you fly.
Tap the left or right side, swipe, or press Left / Right (A / D) to change lanes. M mutes, P or Esc pauses, and you can share your score.

Top 10 high scores

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The story

Orbit Rush begins with a simple wish: pixel Isaac Newton has worked out how the planets move, and now he wants to see it for himself. He has built a little brass ship from the parts of his favourite telescope, and it follows the orbits he calculated on paper, as long as nothing gets in the way.

Space turns out to be busier than his notes suggested. Asteroids tumble through the lanes, comets streak past with glowing tails and the occasional moon drifts by. Bright stars float along the route, each one a reward for good navigation. Keep the ship steady, keep the maths right and see how far the laws of motion can carry you.