OrbisTalvo

A synthwave lunar lander built like an 80s arcade cabinet: a striped sunset, a neon grid floor and terrain drawn as a glowing wireframe. Steer the neon module, boost at the right moment and set it down on a yellow pad. Side A 1. Orbit Run: an endless chain of generated pads, Orbit 01, 02 and onwards. Difficulty climbs, points add up and the first crash ends the run, so the high score and your farthest orbit stay on the board. 2. Steer and Boost — drag the steer puck left or right to tilt, hold the round Boost button to fire. Readouts for altitude, drop, drift and tilt sit under the screen with a segmented fuel bar. 3. Pad multipliers — narrow pads flash chevrons and count for more, from ×1 up to ×5. Side B 4. Party — two to four players share one phone over three rounds, all flying the same pads. A ready screen for the next player passes the phone, a table keeps the score and a podium closes the match, with a rematch one tap away. 5. Records — the ten leading runs with dates and orbits, plus a history of party matches. 6. Hangar — eight neon paints for the lander, such as Vapor, Laser Lime, Chrome and Sunset Grid, each unlocked by a goal like reaching orbit 4 or landing 15 times. Hidden track 7. Moon Lore — 10 questions per round from 22 facts on the Moon in culture and the night sky: phases, eclipses, tides, earthshine, blue moons and supermoons. Liner notes The home screen is a radial wheel with an Orbit Run sun at the centre and Party, Records, Hangar, Lore and Setup around it. A neon grid rolls towards you under a striped sun as the animated background, and you can switch it off in Setup, along with haptics, a short guide and a records reset. The game plays offline with no account needed.