Perfect Orbit is a golf simulation game where you hit a ball that flies around planets in unique orbits. With just one click, can you hit the perfect shot?
If Basketball Orbit is inspired by basketball with precise throws into the basket, Perfect Orbit brings a completely different experience by simulating the feeling of hitting a golf ball in the air. Both games share the same orbital mechanism and require players to time it perfectly, but the big difference lies in the sports theme that each game pursues: one is the explosion and speed of basketball; the other is the sophistication and perfect angle calculation of golf. It is this difference that makes Perfect Orbit more gentle and tactical, while Basketball Orbit is more about quick reflexes and strong feelings in each throw.
To better understand the controls and timing of shots in Perfect Orbit, see the detailed operations and principles below:
Perfect Orbit uses the gravity orbit mechanism, which means that each of your shots will cause the ball to fly in a curve around the planet. When the ball has enough force, it will escape the orbit to move to the next planet. Just a little offbeat, the ball can slide out of space and fall into the gap.
Click when the arrow on the chart points to the perfect zone position to create the most accurate shot.
Measure the force and timing: if you press too early or too late, the ball will fly with a force that is not strong enough or too weak. Then your shot will not have the right force to be able to put the ball in the hole.
Observe the arrow trajectory on the arc: wait until the arrow glides to the most optimal position to click. That is the middle point on the arc.
