Orbit Rush is a free, browser-based one-button arcade survival game in which you keep a small planet orbiting a black hole.

You hold the mouse button or spacebar (tap and hold on mobile) to push the planet outward into a wider orbit, then release to let gravity pull it inward, adjusting your orbit to dodge meteors and hazards.

The goal is to survive as long as possible, and skimming close to the black hole earns a higher score. It runs instantly in your browser with no download, on both desktop and mobile.

Orbit Rush is a free, browser-based one-button arcade survival game in which you keep a small planet orbiting a black hole. You hold to push outward and release to let gravity pull you inward, adjusting your orbit to dodge meteors and hazards.

Survive as long as possible and skim the black hole for a higher score. It runs instantly in a browser with no download. It's a minimalist, space-themed reflex game in the same family as one-button arcade challenges.

There's no story and no upgrades to manage — just a planet, a black hole, and a steady stream of incoming hazards. The pull of the black hole is constant, so doing nothing sends you spiraling inward, while holding the input pushes you out toward open space.

(It's a clean idea that gets surprisingly tense at speed.) Runs are short, scores reset each attempt, and the appeal is the classic "one more try" loop of beating your last distance. Key Insight: "Orbit Rush turns gravity into your enemy.

The closer you orbit the black hole, the higher you score, but the smaller your margin before you're pulled in." Everything runs on a single input.

Your only decision at any moment is whether to push outward or let gravity draw you in, which keeps the game easy to start but hard to master.

To play Orbit Rush, hold the button to push your planet outward into a wider orbit and release to let the black hole's gravity pull it inward. By timing holds and releases, you steer between the two orbit ranges to dodge meteors and hazards.