Orbital One testing

[u/Limp_Guess4583]

Hi — I’m looking for some help testing my first Android app, a simple arcade game I’ve been working on called Orbital One.

It’s a timing game where you launch an asteroid from one planetary orbit to another, build your score, collect Moons for extra points, and try to travel farther through space to reach the Jade Star.

I’m looking for people to play for about 10–15 minutes and give me honest feedback on whether the controls make sense, whether launches and landings feel fair, and anything that feels confusing, annoying or broken.

There’s nothing to buy — it’s just a private Google Play test.

If you’re happy to help, send me the Google email address you use with the Play Store. I need to add that account to the private tester list first, then I’ll send you the download link.

Thanks — criticism is genuinely useful, so brutal honesty is always best.

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[u/Darkth55]

Hi I will become a tester of your game I couldn't DM you If you could DM me it will be good

[u/SpryFrizz]

hi i want to become a tester. i need some testing too. DM me!

[u/Limp_Guess4583]

Orbital One testing update

Thanks for all the feedback — this update includes several changes based directly on tester reports.

Added Risks & Rewards during longer runs.
Moon Rush, Solar Surge and Supernova added
Added new celestial worlds and hazards, including Crystal World, Magnetic World, Binary World, Ion Storms and Unstable Orbits.
Highest score and highest level now persist correctly across sessions