Plinorbit is a tactile planetarium pin-field puzzle built around a readable aim-versus-bounce tradeoff. Tap to release a glass spark-ball from the launch lip, guide its fall across sculpted pegs, and illuminate every star in the chapter diagram before the ball settles into one of the five bottom pockets.
Every run in Plinorbit moves cleanly through four states: Rest, Aim, Fall, and Pocket. While the glass spark-ball rests on the launch lip or perches on a pin, press and hold to tilt the dome board and aim your next path.
Tilting carries a deliberate cost: holding to aim applies a twenty percent bounce reduction on the very next contact only, absorbing momentum so the ball hugs closer to nearby pins.
Dropping without tilting preserves the full natural bounce of the glass spark-ball, letting it vault high across the dome to clear distant pegs and light high-altitude diagram stars.
Once the spark-ball is in freefall, board tilt is locked out until the ball comes to rest again—keeping every decision crisp, fair, and committed at the moment of release.
Each chapter presents a star diagram over a sculpted clay-style planetarium dome. Every generated pin layout is verified so all required diagram stars can be reached before the ball reaches the pockets.
If the ball lands in a dead pocket before the constellation is complete, the chapter reloads immediately so you can refine your line without waiting.
Plinorbit keeps your focus entirely on the planetarium playfield. The dome fills the screen with a clean instrument-cluster top gauge, chapter mark, and pause control—never cluttered by bottom bars or distracting menus.