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Back to OrbitHelp XT-2 get home

XT-2, a small round robot, has crash-landed on Earth. Its battery is damaged and everyone is chasing it. Tap to jump, hold to jump higher: five pixel-art worlds, bonus levels and bosses, all the way to the beam that takes it home.

  • 5 levels + bonus
  • Free
  • With ads
  • iOS · Android
  • In development
XT-2, Back to Orbit’s little robot hero, smiling

Five worlds, secrets everywhere

From the crash to the restored signal
Intro: the capsule catches fire entering the atmosphere
Intro · The fallDeep space night
Level 1: the countryside at dusk
1 · The countrysideDusk
Level 2: the highway in daylight
2 · The highwayDaylight
Level 3: the city at dawn
3 · The cityDawn
Level 4: the mountain road and the antenna at the summit
4 · The mountainBright daylight
Level 5: the relay station in a thunderstorm
5 · The relay stationStormy night

A boss at the end of each world, beaten without violence: you send things back, you disarm, you earn their respect.

The farmerThe GeneralThe Guardian

Secrets and surprises

Back to Orbit isn’t played in a straight line. Every world hides something for those who look around.

Secret underwater area: XT-2 swims between rocks with its waterproof module
Secret areaUnder the countryside pondA waterproof module sleeps in a haystack. Find it, dive in, and collect spare parts and a battery recharge.
Hidden level: XT-2 rises toward space in the mothership’s beam
FinaleThe climb up the beamThe last leg of the journey: XT-2 rides the ship’s beam from the atmosphere up to orbit. And the 15 golden bolts still hide a secret ending.
  • 15 golden boltsFind them all to unlock the secret ending.
  • One secret per worldThe end-of-level summary tells you whether you found it.
  • Bonus levelsThe lake, the old mine on a mine cart, the metro tunnels.
  • The flowerKeep it on your head to the very end. It matters.

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