Galaxy Defender
Orbit your home planet and shoot down drones, darts, splitters and bombers before they break its shield.
Planets change how a space game plays. A planet can be a base to protect, a platform to launch from, a gravity well that bends your path or a surface you have to land on. This category collects every game on the site built around worlds and orbits.
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Orbit your home planet and shoot down drones, darts, splitters and bombers before they break its shield.
Launch from orbit to orbit with one button, collecting stars as you hop from planet to planet.
Aim, charge and launch a probe so planetary gravity bends its path into the wormhole.
Balance thrust against gravity and touch down gently on small, high-multiplier landing pads.
Orbital movement in these games is simplified for arcade play. Gravity is tuned to feel readable and fair, not to match real astronomy, but it keeps the satisfying feeling of swinging around a world.
They use a simplified arcade version where the pull is stronger closer to the planet. It is inspired by real gravity but tuned for gameplay, not scientific accuracy.
Planet Hopper uses a single button and teaches orbit timing gently. Galaxy Defender is a good pick if you prefer shooting.
Yes. Galaxy Defender lets you aim with the mouse, Gravity Orbit supports pointer aiming, and Planet Hopper launches with a click or tap.