The game itself is a work of art. Why?
Most games nowadays are memory-consuming behemoths with graphics beyond what most of us would actually prefer. But this game, in simplicity (literally), is a universal variant in which it will work on any device, cheap or expensive, and work well.
This game is based solely on the physics of gravity, hence the name "Orbit", as our planets rely on gravity to deliver solid ground. But in Orbit, you get to play God and decide the fate of each planet you spur into existence. The only catch is that your planets will always be affected by a black hole that also has strong gravity. Beware of the black hole(s).
Aside from gameplay, I've noticed that when I'm connected to WIFI or 4G, video ads pop up forcefully after each level you pass, and eventually it will give you an option to buy the "premium" version for $2.99 (removes ads and gives unlimited "sandbox mode" usability) or remove ads for $0.99. If you don't want ads without paying that, just play the game in Airplane mode and you won't be interrupted.
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