Crowded Sky and orbit around the sun
In Crowded Sky, you pull and release the planet to guide it around the sun. This is one of the skill games where each new turn immediately adds points and risk. Here, gravity decides whether the ball will go into orbit or fall off.
How to put the first planet into orbit
- Press inside the ring and start pulling back.
- Let go so that the planet flies in the direction opposite to the movement.
- Perform a jerk so that the planet enters orbit around the sun.
- A launch that is too slow will drop it into the sun; a launch that is too fast will send it beyond the outer ring.
Why points increase with risk
Each complete circle earns points. The count is multiplied by the number of planets in orbit. Therefore, a new ball immediately increases the cost of a mistake. A soft touch merges the planets into a heavier one, and a direct collision breaks them apart. The comet tooltip shows the path 3 seconds ahead. Because of gravity, you follow the trajectory of the bodies, just like in Extreme Ball Balancer 3D.
What to do when lives end
In one run you have 3 lives. Loss of life occurs if a planet falls into the sun or flies beyond the outer ring. Pause is activated with the P key, so you can stop the race before a new dash.