Orbits games & apps
Creations tagged orbits on 8x — every one is playable in the browser and open to remix.
11 creations

Farlight — Quiet Orbits
A meditative space-exploration game in WebGL2, made for phones. Inspired by

Gravity Dial
Turn the knob on gravity itself: dial the gravitational constant up and down and watch a world of falling bodies bloom, orbit, collapse or drift apart — a universe with an adjustable law.

Orbital Etch — generative light loom
Orbital Etch is a generative art toy that weaves a glowing two-pendulum harmonograph — orbiting loops of light traced into symmetric rosettes. Shape the pitch, phase, spiral and colour, then export a seamless WebM or GIF loop (or a crisp PNG still) directly from the canvas. Every piece is reproducible from its seed.

Geocentric Sighting Rostrum
Turn two synthetic circular orbits and pin an apparent retrograde sightline sequence.

Fatesplit Glasshouse
Pull nine synthetic galaxy encounters through a 3D glasshouse and separate orbital sensitivity from dated Local Group evidence.

Singing Stone Orbits
A standalone mobile-first visual music physics app. Touch places a gravity well, stones orbit and collide, and each strike rings with a compact WebAudio MIDI-style tone.

Aether Dial — Nine Orbits
A four-observation Sudoku campaign presented as a celestial astrolabe. Each row, column, and inner orbit must contain numerals 1–9 exactly once.

Singing Stone Orbits Remix
A standalone mobile-first visual music physics app. Touch places a gravity well, stones orbit and collide, and each strike rings with a compact WebAudio MIDI-style tone.

Singing Stone Orbits
A standalone mobile-first visual music physics app. Touch places a gravity well, stones orbit and collide, and each strike rings with a compact WebAudio MIDI-style tone.

Solar Shepherd Orbits
Portrait-first orbital physics puzzle. Drag the shepherd to bend gravity, use Pulse or Brake to correct momentum, and dock every star core into its matching ring.

Solar Shepherd Orbits
Portrait-first orbital physics puzzle. Drag the shepherd to bend gravity, use Pulse or Brake to correct momentum, and dock every star core into its matching ring.