Orbit SlingerExotic Stars: twin suns, triple stars and a comet storm
Most stars in the galaxy don't live alone. Many come in pairs, and some in threes. Version 2.3 takes Orbit Slinger to three of the strangest places yet, with thirty new levels:
- Twin Suns. Two suns locked in a dance, pulling on every planet together. Close in, the pull wobbles as they swing round; out past them, they pull as one. Astronomers call worlds like that circumbinary planets, and they've found real ones.
- Triple Crown. Three suns chasing each other round a figure-eight. It's a real solution to the three-body problem, first found by computer in 1993. Find the calm lanes out in the dashed band, where all three pull as one.
- Blue Giant. A huge, blazing blue star in a cloud of icy comets. Watch for the glint at the edge of the system: a comet is falling in, and your planets are in its way.
Each campaign is its own one-time unlock, or get all three together for less. Every new level has its own leaderboard, and there are new achievements for finishing each one.
Also new in 2.3
- Leaderboards, right in the game. Every level, campaign and Daily Challenge has a board. See the whole world or just your friends, all time, this week or today. A new best shows its place straight away. More about the leaderboards.
- Moon badges for Daily Challenge streaks. Win three days in a row for Waxing Crescent, a whole week for First Quarter, and thirty days, a whole lunar month, for Artemis the Great. The Daily card shows how close you are.
- Moment replays. Every card in your Moments album keeps a replay of your best one. Tap Watch to see it again.
- A crisp tap you can feel when you grab a planet.