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- Installs
- 5+
- Category
- Casual
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Released
- Aug 6, 2026
- Last updated
- 6 Aug 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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First release. 7 worlds and 39 levels of one-tap reflex play, each world changing a rule: shrinking targets, reversing spin, multiple arcs, invisible targets, chaotic speed bursts and colour matching. Progress and best scores are stored on your device only.
One-tap reflex arcade. Time the tap, hit the moving arc, clear 39 levels.
A pointer sweeps around a ring. One arc is live. Tap at the exact moment it crosses — too early or too late and you lose a heart. That is the whole game, and every world changes one rule about it. WHAT YOU GET • 7 worlds, 39 levels, each faster and tighter than the last • A different twist per world: – Classic — the target holds still, the ring speeds up with every hit – Shrink — the target gets smaller each time you hit it – Reverse — the pointer flips direction mid-level – MultiTarget — three arcs, only one is live, and it moves after every hit – Invisible — the target disappears a second after it appears – Chaos — the target teleports and the speed comes in bursts – ColorMatchOrb — the ring is split into colours and the orb only scores on a matching one • Combo scoring — consecutive hits are worth more, one miss resets it • Best scores kept per level, per world and per mode BUILT TO BE PLAYED IN SHORT BURSTS Levels last under a minute. One tap is the entire control scheme, so it plays one-handed on a bus. YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account. No sign-in. No cloud profile. Unlocked levels, best scores and your haptics setting are written to your phone's private app storage and never sent anywhere. You can wipe them any time from Settings → Reset Progress. The gameplay itself needs no connection — only the ads do. FREE, WITH ADS TapOrbit is free and funded by advertising. There is a banner on the menu and result screens, and an occasional full-screen ad after a failed run — never during a level, and never in your first few sessions. If you run out of hearts you may choose to watch a short ad to continue with extra lives. That is always optional, and the offer only appears when an ad is actually ready. Haptic feedback can be turned off in Settings.