Editing ORBIENT

{{Game
|name=ORBIENT
|image=[[Image:Orbient.jpg|120px]]
|bgcolor=silver
|fgcolor=black
|developer=[[Skip Ltd.]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|system=[[Game Boy Advance]], [[WiiWare]]
|release='''Game Boy Advance'''<br>JP July 27, 2006<br>'''WiiWare'''<br>US September 29, 2008<br>EU December 19, 2008<br>JP May 12, 2009
|gallery=
|rating=ESRB: E
|}}

'''ORBIENT''' ''(also known as '''Orbital''')'' is puzzle game where you control a miniature star. It was originally released as part the Japan-only [[bit Generations]] series for [[Game Boy Advance]], but later released overseas as part of the [[Art Style]] series on [[WiiWare]].

=Gameplay=

In ORBIENT, the player doesn't control the star as it moves around the galaxy but rather controls the the gravitational pull of all the planets. One button will pull the star into their orbit, the other will repel it. The player can also manipulate the star to cause smaller stars to rotate around it. 

To complete a stage, the star has to grow to a certain size. This is done by absorbing planets with a blue aura. Planets with a red aura are too large for the star. Planets with a gray aura are able to be absorbed by the star but will not contribute to the growth. Additionally, they can be pulled into the star's gravitational pull for extra points. When a certain size is reached, a glowing satellite will appear. The goal is not to absorb the satellite, but have it rotate around the star. Along with the satellite, a crescent moon will appear and float around the level. The player must carefully guide the star to pull the moon into its orbit, otherwise it knocks it out of the stage. 

If the star crashes into a red planet, satellite, or asteroid, the player takes a hit and will respawn at a clear point. Black holes will cause the player to restart the level.

By default, there are 6 galaxies with 5 stages. As the player progresses through the game and collects crescent moons, additional galaxies will open up with a much higher difficulty level. Stages that appear in blue have been completed normally while those that appear yellow have been completed with the moon collected.

=Trivia=

*The game was originally going to be released in America as ''Digiluxe: Orbiter''.
*The game's Earth icon was used as a sticker in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.
*The black holes and the visualization of gravity were not present in the original GBA version.

[[Category: Game Boy Advance Games]] [[Category: WiiWare Games]] [[Category: bit Generations Games]] [[Category: Art Style Games]]