solar colony
A free idle game — play it in your browser, no install. game proto - launch payloads from the Moon and colonize the inner solar system.
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Controls: Click / Tap to launch payload · Space to cycle speed: x1 → x10 → x100
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Desktop wallpaper idle game — launch payloads from the Moon and colonize the inner solar system.
This game was conceived in a swimming pool.
The idea: a SimCity-like experience that runs as a desktop wallpaper. Something you glance at between tasks and notice "oh, Mars grew." Not notifications — ambient awareness.
Orbital mechanics naturally become game mechanics: launch windows, angular momentum, gravity assists. You learn Kepler's laws without anyone teaching you.
Rage-clicking produces orbital debris.
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