Orbit Jumper

One button. Endless space. How far can you jump? You are a tiny satellite orbiting a star. Press START to release your orbit and fling yourself along the tangent - then watch physics take over: your shot arcs under gravity and slows in flight, like a stone from a catapult. Pass through the next star's capture ring to snap into its orbit and score. Miss, and the run is over. Sounds simple. It isn't. - Your orbit decays: circle too long waiting for the perfect angle and you burn up in the star. - Every point makes it harder: orbits spin faster, capture rings shrink, stars spawn farther apart - sometimes above you, where gravity fights your throw. - One life. Instant restarts. "One more run" guaranteed. Your best score is saved on the watch. Physical START button controls everything; touch works too on touchscreen models. No sensors used, no data collected, works entirely offline. Feedback or bugs? I'd love to hear from you: github.com/klppl/orbitjumper-tracker