Super Martom 3D Galaxy — Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One

The Orbit Loom has come apart, and its Cores are scattered across eight small worlds. Martom is the technician on call — one glove, one jump, and a lot of falling. THE ORBIT GLOVE Hold the trigger near a glowing Orbit Anchor and Martom latches on. Swing, build speed, let go at the top of the arc. It is the difference between crossing a gap and clearing four platforms in one line. EIGHT WORLDS, SIXTY-FOUR LEVELS Bioluminescent gardens on walking roots. Crystal mills that bend light. Spherical water chambers driven by tide engines. Each world holds six levels, one Challenge Rift with its own rule, and a World Core guardian with four stages. SIX MOVEMENT MODULES Flux Dash crosses air and shatters brittle surfaces. Aero Sail glides and climbs updrafts. Mag-Lift turns metal into a platform or a shield. Phase Drill tunnels through marked walls. Prism Guard reflects shots on timing. Anchor Swap trades places between paired anchors. Every module works only on clearly marked surfaces — no testing every wall to find the one that opens. WORTH GOING BACK FOR 160 Orbit Cores, 240 Memory Sparks, 48 Lost Artefacts, 36 cosmetics and 30 achievements. Nothing is permanently missable, and no collectible is hidden behind a wall you cannot read. BUILT FOR THE COUCH Full gamepad support with on-screen prompts that switch the moment you pick up a controller. Every menu is reachable without a mouse. Three difficulties, and assist options — fall rescue, timing tolerance, game speed — that never lock an achievement unless the achievement says so. NO STRINGS Plays offline. No ads, no accounts, no real-money purchases, no loot boxes. Cosmetics are earned with in-game Gear Bits and never change your stats.