About
A puzzle game about orbital mechanics and risk. Launch satellites into orbit, timing your launches to avoid collisions. A single mistake can trigger a catastrophic cascade, destroying everything.
What's New in Kessler Cascade
1.0
October 6, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
$0.99
Levels 6-30
All 25 remaining main levels
Developer apps
FAQ
How many satellites can you fit in Kessler Cascade before it all comes down?
The goal is to fit as many satellites as possible into orbit without causing a collision. The game features 30 levels in the main pack, with the first 5 available for free. Each subsequent unlock is a one-time purchase.
What are the different orbit types in Kessler Cascade?
Kessler Cascade includes eight orbit types per level, ranging from low to far orbits, inclined planes, and elongated Molniya ellipses. These orbits move at their own speeds, with larger orbits being slower.
What happens if a satellite collides in Kessler Cascade?
A collision in Kessler Cascade creates a debris cloud that blocks that orbit and any orbits above it. This can trigger a Kessler syndrome cascade, leading to the loss of all satellites.
Does Kessler Cascade have ads or subscriptions?
No, Kessler Cascade is designed to be fair and simple. It has no ads, no subscriptions, and no energy timers. All unlocks are one-time purchases.
What platforms is Kessler Cascade available on?
Kessler Cascade is available on iPhone and iPad, making it accessible to a wide range of iOS users.
How does the difficulty increase in Kessler Cascade?
Levels get harder as the planet's mass drops, which causes orbits to become faster and the available gaps between satellites to become smaller, requiring more precise timing.
Are there any special level packs in Kessler Cascade?
Yes, Kessler Cascade offers several unlockable level packs including MOON, BINARY, RETROGRADE, and DECAY, each introducing unique challenges and mechanics.
Does Kessler Cascade collect any user data?
No, Kessler Cascade prioritizes user privacy. It does not require an account, does not track users, and collects no personal data.
