

Orbital Injection
Packet39 · 2017 · Casual, Simulation, VR
PC
8 user reviews88% · 8
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About Orbital Injection
Grab planets and toss them into a stable orbit. Try to get as many as you can flying around without crashing into the sun (or each other). A room scale virtual reality game, optimized for the HTC Vive.
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Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
How the heck does this have 4 positive reviews? I mean you pick up and throw 4 objects. That's it that's all. It is not a game it is not even a tech demo this is just picking up an object and throwing it, Game over. Not even worth $2.004 found this helpful
Orbital Injection is a small free sandbox game where you... inject things into orbit! https://youtu.be/LRVHW4NL1xg It's a pretty relaxing game. The music, when turned on, is very relaxing. The whole experience is very calming. Sit back. Crack open a cold one and throw planets at a sun. There are a few bugs. The last item on your pallet will often be super sized. You have a limited number of items you can spawn from your pallet and as things are destroyed they don't come back so you have to reset. It's probably not enough content to warrant the 1.99 price tag but Im still going to give it a positive review. It does exactly what it says it's going to do and in its simplicity, it's actually enjoyable. Unfortunately even with the super low sound even this got a copyright claim by the asshats over at The Orchard Music on behalf of ant-zen. Not only do they copyright claim licensed music but they don't review/acknowledge disputes. Sorry, /rant.1 found this helpful
It took a while to get the hang of it but once you get going, its a pretty nifty little game. When you throw an object at the wrong trajectory, wait a bit and it will come back for you to catch mid flight.1 found this helpful
FUN! Simple and fun...hard to complain about that!1 found this helpful
It's a simple game but suprisingly fun. For the price you can't really go wrong. There's just something intriguing about trying to throw an object into a stable orbit. Or a hundred!
This is just what I needed. A basic strategy game where party goers could play without much explanation.
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