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Funorbit

Funorbit is a space survival simulation with realistic physics, resource gathering, crafting, and building. Navigate a vast universe using orbital mechanics, encounter drifting meteoroids, and construct space stations to survive.

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September 3, 2026
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Windows
Developer
Aeroenix
Publisher
Aeroenix
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Funorbit is a physics-based pixel art space survival simulation where you navigate a vast, procedurally generated universe using realistic orbital mechanics. Master acceleration, deceleration, and gravitational forces to explore planets, moons, and drifting meteoroids. Gather resources from planets, asteroids, moons, and wreckage to craft essential equipment, repair your ship, and build structures that aid in survival.

Construct space stations, upgrade your shuttle, manage your supplies and survive the dangerous animals as you adapt to the ever changing challenges of space. With immersive physics, dynamic encounters, and a deep crafting system, Funorbit is a test of skill, strategy, and survival in the infinite cosmos.

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★ 10.0/10Steam · 2 ratings
SteamLast checked November 4, 2026

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Funorbit drops you into a procedurally generated universe with a goal that sounds simple on paper and turns out to be anything but: survive. This…

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Funorbit drops you into a procedurally generated universe with a goal that sounds simple on paper and turns out to be anything but: survive. This…

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