orbit golf
A free golf game — play it in your browser, no install. Orbit Golf: a gravity-slingshot puzzle game with real n-body physics. Launch a probe, bend its path around planets, reach the target.
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Controls: Drag left or right to turn the golfer and the view, and drag up to add power…
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Orbit Golf is a 3D mini-golf puzzle game that runs in the browser. Drag to turn your alien golfer and aim, drag up for power, and putt across a neon fairway walled off in deep space, bank your ball off the rails, and let real Newtonian gravity from planets, moons, asteroids, and black holes bend the roll until it drops in the cup. The camera always sits behind the ball facing along your aim, turning with the golfer as you line up a shot. Play the live demo — it works on both phones and desktops.
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