Gravwell

Gravwell is a one-shot orbital puzzle: you choose an angle and a power, launch a probe, and from then on your hands are off the controls. Every planet on the board pulls on it with inverse-square gravity, so the path you fire is never the path it flies — it bends, whips around heavy bodies, and either drifts into the target ring or ends in a crash, off the edge of space, or in a slow timeout. The appeal is the same as a good trick shot: once you stop fighting the planets and start borrowing their pull, the impossible routes open up. A dashed preview traces the opening stretch of the current aim, but only the beginning, so the real skill is reading where the curve goes after the line runs out. Failed shots leave faint ghost trails behind (the last three), which turns every miss into a measurement. Easy has two planets and six shots, Normal three planets and five, Hard four planets and just four. Skimming close to a planet without touching it scores a graze bonus, the ring itself is a band rather than a bullseye, and hitting it within par pays the biggest reward. A Daily board with its own streak puts everyone on the same star map.