You don't aim in Orbit Forge, you position. Steering an energy core with WASD, arrow keys, or a dragged cursor, you weave through endless enemy waves while your core strikes back on its own. Killing enemies drops energy, energy triggers a level-up, and each level-up hands you three random upgrade cards to pick from, which is where the game actually gets made.

That draw is the build-your-own part of the loop. Orbiting blades, pulse shots, shock novas, shield defense and more stack into a run that never comes together quite the same way twice, so a survivor-style session becomes a quick puzzle of what to prioritize before the swarm thickens. The whole thing is boxed into a 75-second reactor cycle capped by a stage boss, which keeps runs tight instead of grindy.

It reads clearly on both PC and mobile, where a hold-and-drag does everything. Survive the cycle, beat the boss, and the number to chase is your score, so once you've got a favorite build, the leaderboard gives it a target. There are more action games when you want another fast run.