Chunky Orbits

What a delightful little toy. I spent a good 20 minutes sitting on the floor of my bed room watching an accretion disk coalesce into planets. Playing with little balls of gravel held together by their own weak gravity made it feel like I was messing with little icy moonlets that you might find orbiting the gas giants of our solar system. For some people this will be about five minutes of fun and they'll move on but if you're a space nerd like myself you'll get more than your money's worth.

It's like a more colorful, simpler to pickup version of Universal Sandbox. The graphics are really nice looking, and I enjoy the feeling of standing there, surrounded by these colorful orbiting rocks. Right now, there are only a few tools to play with, but there's enough there for a few minutes of launching rocks at each other, with orbits causing rocks to reach hurtling speeds. For $2, less than I'd spend at the drive thru, I feel like the price is right- *especially* if the devs follow through on their update plans!

More of a toy than a game, and it definitely needs more objects and/or ways to interact with them, but what's here is definitely a good start.

The first time I played this game i played for 45 minutes until i created so many asetroids that my framerate went to 12 and i had to quit. The game has a lot of replay ability and is a very good game to play when you get tired of runing around in superhot.

There's too little content for me to recommend this. It's basically a physics playground where you can make rocks orbit, and that's about it. I'd like to see more advanced controls so that I can create more advanced solar systems, or even some sort of game mechanic or challenges to make it interesting. For now it's one of those games you play for a couple of minutes and then never start again. I spend more time booting my VR headset than actually playing this.

Colorful, easy to learn, n-body 3D orbital mechanics simulator with a variety of steroids, comets, black holes, and many more objects to throw around. Played on Vive. Found the movement a little unintuitive using the touchpads, but great using the grip squeeze and walking around in room-scale.

Really really fun game. The physics are really amazing, and you can see a lot of things in it. Game has been updated since I got it, which made the performance better. For me, there's an audio glitch whenever I spawn asteroids. So it's a kind of barebones sandbox. There is no save button or controls menu. But what is there can be entertaining for a long time. You spawn different types of asteroids and let the universe do it's thing. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND

Good $2 tech demo.

Wonderful and relaxing simulator, could spend hours in here creating and observing my own little universe.

cool game yea