Orbit Duel — a space duel where gravity bends every shot
Orbit Duel is a free artillery game you play in your browser, on a phone or a computer. Two robots stand on small planets, and every shot flies through their gravity: it curves around a planet, swings past a moon and can even come back. Win three rounds to take the match.
How to play
- Drag from your robot and release to fire — the dotted line shows where the shot starts to go.
- On a keyboard, W and S set the angle; hold Space to charge and release it to fire.
- Move along your planet, hide behind cover or dig into the ground to find a better angle.
- Switch weapons at the bottom of the screen. Start with the mortar: aim above the planet.
- Each robot has three armor plates. Knock them off to win the round; the first to win three rounds takes the match.
Gravity is part of the fight
Every planet pulls on your shot, and a heavier planet pulls harder. A shot that misses can swing around and return, so the best route is often not a straight one. The trace of your previous shot stays on the field, so you can correct the next one.
Seven weapons, five arenas, a new arena every day
Seven weapons fly in seven different ways, and you unlock more of them as you win. The campaign has five arenas — twin planets, a moon in between, a central black hole, an asteroid belt and large cover — and a daily arena changes every day.
Play against a bot at three levels — Novice, Regular and Veteran — or with a friend on one keyboard. No blood: a damaged robot loses its plates, and the pilot escapes in a capsule.
Questions
Is Orbit Duel free?
Yes. It is free to play in your browser; the site you play on shows ads.
Can I play with a friend?
Yes — two players on one keyboard, each with their own controls shown beside their robot.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes — on a touch screen you drag from your robot; on a computer you use the mouse or the keyboard.
Where can I play it?
On Playgama right now. More game sites are on the way.
Which languages does it support?
Ten: English, Ukrainian, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Turkish, Arabic and Hebrew.