Puzzle collection
One button cycles an orbit; pointer choices build a network; a steady lens scans a hidden target. Check which task and timer you want before starting.
Cycle among three orbital paths, collect stars and avoid moving debris.
Connect nearby inactive nodes while preserving the signal budget.
Keep an anomaly close to the lens centre until its scan is stable, then chart it.
Choose Quiet Orbit when you want a single repeated input, Signal Bloom when you want to compare nearby links, or Zero Cartographer when you want to search and wait for a stable scan. The space theme does not make every task untimed or suitable for interruptions. Use Pause before stepping away.
Quiet Orbit starts on the middle ring, labelled ORBIT 2. One input goes to the outer ring, ORBIT 3; the next goes to the inner ring, ORBIT 1; the next returns to the middle. Up and Down do not select separate inward and outward directions.
The moon continues around the selected path. A star must be on the same ring and close to the moon to be collected. Select the needed ring before the moon reaches the star, and watch the red debris as well as the star. A transfer is not a pause, and having no countdown does not freeze the motion.
For Zero Cartographer, move the lens so the anomaly is near its centre. Keep it there until the scan builds and its stable appearance is visible. A target near the outside of the visible lens may be visible without being close enough to charge the scan.
With a mouse, position the lens, wait, then click. With touch, keep your finger down while positioning and stabilizing, then release to confirm. Touching down is now positioning rather than an immediate confirmation; releasing while unstable still costs four seconds. Do not keep making empty confirmations after an error.
Check both the ring and the moon's angular position. Being nearby in the drawing is not enough if the moon is on a different path. Use the fixed ring cycle to choose the matching radius before it approaches the star.
Visibility is not connectivity. The inactive node must be in range of the selected active branch and affordable from the remaining signal budget. Select a closer active branch, or use Z/Backspace to undo the latest expensive link; an undo does not rewind the 70-second clock.
Centre and stabilize the lens before confirming. Moving away reduces the accumulated scan. A wrong confirmation consumes four seconds and resets the combo, so waiting for a valid scan can be better than repeated taps.
Checked 13 October 2026 against the current three native runtimes. The touch positioning/confirmation change applies to Zero Cartographer; mouse confirmation and the other games' press actions are kept. This collection explains distinct tasks, not a universal calm-play or input-latency certification. Other language introductions remain in their own review queue.
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