Orbit Orchard
Grow on golden pollen. Save a moonlet for your escape.
How to play
A round ends when a much larger rival catches you. Until then, try to beat your personal best.
- Collect pollen. Steer toward the gold grains to gain mass. Bigger seeds move a little slower.
- Read the size difference. Absorb clearly smaller rivals, and leave yourself a way out when larger ones approach.
- Watch for the elder seeds. They are much larger than you; after the five-second opening warning, touching one ends your round. Dash away while you still have room.
- Mind the Thornblooms. These violet patches slow movement inside their edge; choose a clear route or use a burst to cross quickly.
- Use your moonlets. Space or Bloom Burst spends one on a dash and leaves a decoy. Aim toward open space first.
A GOOD OPENING ROUTE
Gather first.
Then choose a rival.
Your first extra moonlet arrives at 65 mass. A steady pollen route can give you a second dash before taking on one of the elder seeds.
Thornblooms slow your turn and the tide can carry you toward a wall. Keep an open lane nearby, especially when a large rival is close.
Plan your next move ↗Before you play
Why does my moon-seed slow down?
More mass makes your seed larger and slower. That gives you an advantage in an absorption, but makes it harder to turn away from danger. Bloom Burst can help you escape when you still have a moonlet.
Can I stop partway through a round?
Yes. Press Esc or P, or tap pause. Switching tabs pauses automatically too. Keep the tab open: closing or reloading it ends the round.
Where is my best score saved?
In this browser, alongside your character and sound preferences. Private browsing or clearing site data may remove them. You can review or erase them on the local data page.