Rocket Orbit Android Game

 
Today we published new hyper-casual game to Google Play Store (beta version, still). 

Game is called "Rocket Orbit" and it is some kind of a facelift for "Rocket to Uranus" game that was published about two years ago. 

Biggest modifications were done in visual outlook where original multi-colored UI with (almost) all possible colors is now replaced with restrained set of colors. Main theme consists of different shades of blue. We also added a UFO to bring some randomness to the game. 






Playing Rocket Orbit game is simple: You are controlling small blue rocket that is jumping between the planets from one orbit to the second orbit. You need to schedule the tap accurately so your rocket can get to next planet orbit safely. 

🚀 Rocket Orbit game features: 
✔️ Easy to play hyper-casual game mechanism
✔️ Yet challenging and hard to master
✔️ Annoying UFO disturbing your perfect game
✔️ Google Play Services Leaderboard
✔️ No levels, just endless space in front of you

How many planets can you conquer in Rocket Orbit game?

-Jussi

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