- August 28, 2015
- Don Whitaker
Chunky Orbits
63%Game Brain Score
gameplay, optimization
music
94% User Score 18 reviews
Platforms
About
Get up-close and personal with Gravity. Chunky Orbits is a simulation of free-floating objects in space based on real life physics. Each object in the scene attracts each of the others in a cosmic tug-of-war that we call Gravity. Toss out a few boulders and contemplate the wonders of the Universe.




Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
- The game offers a great physics simulation that is both colorful and engaging, allowing players to experiment with various celestial objects.
- It's a fun and relaxing experience, with tactile interactions and satisfying sound effects that enhance the gameplay.
- The game has a lot of replayability, especially for space enthusiasts who enjoy experimenting with orbital mechanics.
- The content is somewhat lacking, with many players feeling it needs more objects and advanced controls to create complex systems.
- There is no clear objective or game mechanics, making it feel more like a tech demo or sandbox than a full-fledged game.
- Some players have experienced audio glitches and found the controls unintuitive, which can detract from the overall experience.
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a colorful and accessible n-body 3D orbital mechanics simulator that offers a diverse array of celestial objects to interact with, providing an engaging physics experience. While players appreciate the variety and educational value, there is a desire for more advanced controls and game mechanics to enhance the complexity and challenge of creating solar systems.
“Colorful, easy to learn, n-body 3D orbital mechanics simulator with a variety of steroids, comets, black holes, and many more objects to throw around.”
“Lots of stuff to play around with: rocks, burning rocks, meteors, white dwarfs, and so on. Very interesting physics simulation which helps you understand the mechanics of matter in space.”
“I'd like to see more advanced controls so that I can create more advanced solar systems, or even some sort of game mechanic or challenges to make it interesting.”