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Orbit 99

byBand of Rabbits
The first game from Band of Rabbits. One tap flips your ship between two rings. Dodge asteroids, clear all 99 planets. Free on Android!
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Status
RELEASED
Launch
TBA
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Visuals
None
Platforms
Android
Mobile
Price
FreeADS
Players
SingleSolo
Rating
3+Age rating

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Game Description

Orbit 99 is the first game from Band of Rabbits, an independent studio.

We wanted to make the kind of game you'd play on a bus ride: one you understand in two seconds and still think about an hour later. So the whole game runs on a single tap. Your ship circles each planet on two rings, an inner one and an outer one. Tap anywhere to jump between them, dodge the asteroids crossing your path, and if you survive the orbit, you slingshot out to the next world.

There are 99 planets. The first few feel easy. Then the asteroid belt starts closing in and every tap matters. Your timing decides how far you get, not luck.

A few things we cared about:

  • Instant restarts. A bad tap never costs you more than a second.
  • Fair continues. Every run gives you 3 for free. After that you can use gems you've collected or watch a short optional video. You never have to watch an ad to start playing.
  • No pay-to-win. New ships, like the agile Vanguard, are earned by playing, never bought.
  • Plays offline. Core runs don't need a connection.
  • Leaderboards. See how your best run stacks up.

It's free on Google Play with a banner ad and optional reward videos. It's rated Everyone, so it's family-friendly.

This is our first release, so every piece of feedback genuinely helps. If you give it a go, we'd love to hear which planet got you.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bandolabs.orbitdrop

AI Disclosure

Yes, partially (about 50%). Generative AI was used for part of this project.


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