CometWhirlSling

Pull back. Let go. The comet shoots off in a perfectly straight line for about half a second, and then the nearest planet gets hold of it. CometWhirlSling is a little pixel sky full of gravity. You drag back anywhere on the screen to stretch the sling, release to launch, and try to land your comet on the target moon. Every planet pulls, and big ones pull harder, so the shot you would take on paper is almost never the shot that works. You learn to aim off to one side and let a planet swing you round. The aiming guide only shows the start of the flight. The rest you work out. Miss, and a faint ghost of your last path stays on screen so you can nudge the next one. The sky gets busier: - Planets that orbit, but only while your comet is in the air - Black holes that swallow anything that comes too close - Stardust drifting along the way for extra points There are 40 skies spread over five…