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I've never liked the way space games ignore the actual way space and the solar system is laid out and moving. So, I've been working on Orbital Empire, a space strategy game laid across a living, moving Solar System. The vastness between worlds is sim

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Briefings

The author developed Orbital Empire, a real-time space strategy game featuring actual solar system physics where planets move on their natural paths. Ships perform brachistochrone burns between worlds, with gameplay unfolding over weeks to months of real time, aiming to balance realistic orbital dynamics with player fun.

Key points

• Orbital Empire is a real-time space strategy game where planets, moons, and asteroids follow actual solar system paths.
• Ships calculate and perform brachistochrone burns between worlds, with gameplay unfolding over weeks to months of real time.

Context

The author is a space nerd developing a side hobby game that prioritizes real physics and orbital dynamics over pure fun, aiming to simulate the shifting patterns of our Solar System.

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Evidence is limited to a single source article from October 2026. Specific player counts, exact game release dates, or detailed mechanics beyond the stated goal are not provided.

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