Orbit Dodge

Your finger is the shield. Survive the swarm.

About this game

Orbit Dodge turns your fingertip into a survival instrument. Guide your glowing orb around an open arena while debris pours in from every edge — some pieces tumble straight through, others lock on and hunt you down. Every second survived is a point; the golden charms that appear pay five more, but grabbing them means flirting with the swarm. The difficulty curve is honest and relentless: at thirty seconds you feel clever, at sixty you feel hunted, at ninety you feel legendary. Smooth pointer-follow controls mean the orb glides where you gesture without ever hiding under your finger. A pure, thrilling dodge-em-up for quick sessions. The deep skill is motion economy. New players carve wild loops and die in a corner; survivors drift in small, deliberate arcs near the arena's center, where every direction is still an exit. Homing debris can be baited — let it commit to your position, then slide aside and watch it overshoot. Deciding when a golden charm is worth the detour is the entire risk economy of the game, and it is where leaderboard runs are won. Mouse, touch, or the analog stick on console and TV browsers all steer with the same smoothed follow, so a couch run counts exactly like a commute run. Signed-in survivors bank coins per run and fight for the weekly board.