Orbit-X

Orbit-X is a rocket and satellite management game in which you take over your late Uncle Alon Munk’s fortune and satellite internet company. You launch rockets into orbit, activate their antennas to connect customers to the internet and earn money. Your goal is to build a global satellite internet service.

Manage your network

Each satellite you launch lets more customers choose your service, but poor latency drives them away. You balance orbit size to keep connections responsive while avoiding collisions between satellites. You also set prices, since charging too much for slow internet can cost you customers.

Face hazards in space

Rockets can crash, asteroids can destroy them, fuel is expensive, and the EPA fines you for polluting the atmosphere with rocket debris. Your uncle designed the rockets and satellites to carry point defence cannons, which can shoot down asteroids, aliens and even your own rockets if they threaten your service. Upgrading your facilities lets you equip rockets with ammunition to fight back.

Build and launch

Orbit-X simulates a tiny planet and introduces rocket physics without requiring you to study rocket science. You can start flying rockets and putting them into orbit within seconds. Manage your funds as you expand your fleet, since replacing rockets lost to asteroids or collisions means launching more.