Funorbit

Funorbit drops you into a procedurally generated universe with a goal that sounds simple on paper and turns out to be anything but: survive. This isn't your typical survival game about dodging zombies or managing hunger bars it's about actually mastering orbital physics. Acceleration, deceleration, gravity, momentum... every planet, moon, and meteoroid you cross has its own motion and spin, and learning to read those trajectories is honestly half the fun. What hooks you is that "start small, build big" progression you begin scavenging scraps off asteroids and wreckage just to patch up your ship, and gradually unlock a crafting system that lets you build gear, put up structures, and eventually full-on space stations. Every upgrade feels earned, not handed to you. Visually, it takes the bold route of going pixel art for something we're used to seeing rendered in 3D and it works surprisingly well, nailing that sense of emptiness and isolation you'd expect from deep space, with a HUD that keeps you locked in on speed, distance, and direction as you thread meteoroids on the fly. It's currently in Early Access, and you can tell there's a real roadmap ahead astronaut customization,…