Orbit

1. Tap the numbers in order, starting from 1. The sun at the centre shows the next one.
2. A number tapped out of order counts as a mistake but costs you no progress.
3. Numbers you found stay on the dial, marked, and cannot be tapped again.
4. The clock decides your best result. Starting over starts the clock again.
5. The rings turn all the time, neighbouring rings in opposite directions, and faster on harder dials.
6. A run with no mistakes and no hints is a perfect one.

1. Look at the sun. The sun at the centre shows the number to find. Everything starts at 1.
2. Tap in order. Tap each number as you find it. A wrong tap counts as a mistake, and the sun waits for the right one.

• Tap or click a number
• Tab reaches the dial, left and right arrows go round a ring, up and down arrows change rings, Enter or Space takes the number
• H for a hint

Easy dials hold 25 numbers on three rings, medium ones 40 on four rings, and hard and expert ones 60 on four rings. The rings never stop turning, neighbouring rings in opposite directions, and the harder the dial the faster they go. Shuffles with long runs of neighbouring numbers are thrown out before you see them.

Is Orbit free to play?

Yes. Orbit is free in the browser with no account needed, no download and no ads. Your progress is saved on your device.

How do you play Orbit?

Tap the numbers in order, starting from 1. The sun at the centre shows the next one. A number tapped out of order counts as a mistake but costs you no progress. Numbers you found stay on the dial, marked, and cannot be tapped again. The clock decides your best result. Starting over starts the clock again. The rings turn all the time, neighbouring rings in opposite directions, and faster on harder dials. A run with no mistakes and no hints is a perfect one.

How do the levels and difficulty work in Orbit?

Easy dials hold 25 numbers on three rings, medium ones 40 on four rings, and hard and expert ones 60 on four rings. The rings never stop turning, neighbouring rings in opposite directions, and the harder the dial the faster they go. Shuffles with long runs of neighbouring numbers are thrown out before you see them.

Can I play Orbit on my phone or tablet?

Yes. Orbit works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, with touch, mouse and keyboard controls.

Is there a daily Orbit puzzle?

Yes. Every day there is a new daily puzzle, the same for every player, alongside unlimited numbered levels.