Gravity: Orbital Arena

One hit. Every shot counts.

Gravity: Orbital Arena is a glowing, old-school arena duel for two to six players where one hit is all it takes. Pilots fight across polygon worlds that tug at everything near them — ships, shells and asteroids alike — so a straight line is never the shortest way to a kill. Rounds are quick, the controls are three buttons, and the rematch is one press away.Features

Gravity does the aiming. Every world bends your flight path and your shots. Slingshot around a rock, or lob a shell over one into someone hiding behind it.

Land and become a tank. Touch down gently on any world to refuel and swing a turret. Touch down too hard and you're a crater.

Charge and detonate. Hold to charge a shell, release to fire, then trigger it remotely at the perfect moment. Blasts don't care whose side you're on — yours included.

Asteroids drift and split. They tumble through the arena with a pull of their own and break apart when hit.

Fresh levels every match. Each match generates a new layout, so no two arenas are the same.

First to three. Win three rounds to take the match.
Play together, on one screen

2–6 players on a single screen: up to six humans, or fill the empty seats with bots.

Keyboards and gamepads. Three keyboard layouts side by side (WASD, arrows, IJKL), or plug in controllers.

Nine AI personalities. Hunters, Snipers, Artillery, Kamikazes and more, each at easy or hard, so a solo practice session still bites back.

Rotate, thrust, fire. That's the whole control scheme.