Orbitum

Orbitum

Hypnotic reflex game

74 ratings
74 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 2, 2014
  • January 17, 2023

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A rhythm-based reflex game where players tap to switch orbits and survive. It offers a challenging yet serene arcade experience with stimulating music and gradually increasing difficulty.

Rhythm-based gameplay
Tap controls
Light and darkness theme
Gradually increasing difficulty
Stimulating techno soundtrack
Cosmic treadmill experience
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What's New in Orbitum

1.0.12

January 17, 2023

Bugfixes and performance improvements

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$2.99

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User reviews

Love the game, but…

It’s easy to caught up in the game. It is a great arcade style game, that’s how I describe it but I’m old school. It is challenging. I’ve had the game for probably six months now, my highest score is 10,186. Which doesn’t seem like a lot, and I don’t play for hours at a time, but the game is challenging. That’s what makes it fun. It starts out going clockwise you and the boosters, and points, and there’s bombs that blow you up. going round and round the orbits you tap the screen go to the next orbit avoid the red ones. Then it might stop, but the orbits keep changing so you have to keep tapping to keep going. Then it might even go reverse, but you do not it changes all the time so it makes it challenging for you. You get a taste of the game, in the light version but it’s too aggravating to keep waiting for the commercials to go through. so go ahead and spend the $ and play the game, if the light interested you at all.
That being said, the only complaint I have with the game. Is that with all the sound turned off. The taunting still happens, so that you cannot listen to music with your headphones and still play the game and/or turn the volume all the way down. especially if there’s other people in the room and you’re not listening with headphones. Can you fix it so the taunting is turned off with the rest of the sound?
I give you four stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ because of that.
if you ever had an original iPod with the circular control pad, there was a game on there that was similar to this. I loved it! I can’t remember the name of it, but I wish somebody would come up with an app like that again.
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Options

Turning off sounds does not turn off the sounds. Plus adds after every death. Couldn’t even try to play this add engine.

Awesome game but Ads

Absolutely amazing game, just too many ads for a game where realistically your going to fail a lot…

Copy of Dropitz on Itch

This is almost just a reskin with slight changes to mechanics and gameplay of Dropitz. Though the orbit idea is original, the timing aspect is not, same with the ring motif and speed idea. The game also interrupts flow using color shifts, and is unforgivably hard. This is a problem as it shows its just a cash grab, as you’re shown a 30 second ad every time you die. Additionally, there is no warning nor coyote time for when you fall into the center, and avoiding certain hardcoded red patterns is impossible with this.
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Bro first game

First game on my phone it was the best

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FAQ

What kind of game is Orbitum?

Orbitum is a hypnotic rhythm-based reflex game. It challenges players to tap and switch orbits to survive against odds in a visually striking environment of light and darkness.

What are the main features of Orbitum?

Key features include simple tap controls, a rhythm-based gameplay loop, a unique light and darkness aesthetic, and a gradually increasing difficulty curve. The game also boasts a stimulating techno soundtrack.

Is Orbitum free to play?

Yes, the game is free to download and play. However, it does offer in-app purchases and may display advertisements.

Who is Orbitum designed for?

This game is ideal for players who enjoy challenging reflex games, rhythm-based mechanics, and a visually engaging, minimalist aesthetic. It's perfect for quick play sessions when you have a spare moment.

How difficult is Orbitum?

Orbitum starts off fairly simple but gradually builds up in difficulty, becoming quite fiendish. It's designed to test your dexterity and keep your mind engaged as you try to master its levels.