To start playing OrbitDefense, simply tap on the screen to begin spinning the ball. The more you tap, the faster the ball will spin, which helps in breaking apart incoming objects.

The objective of OrbitDefense is to protect the planet from incoming objects by spinning a ball. You need to break these objects before they can collide with the planet to earn points.

In OrbitDefense, your score increases as you successfully break apart incoming objects. Higher scores are achieved by dealing with larger or multiple objects at once, and by maintaining a fast spin rate.

Currently, OrbitDefense does not have a built-in pause function. However, you can stop the game by exiting the app and resume when you're ready.

OrbitDefense features an endless mode where the difficulty increases over time. There are no predefined levels, but the challenge escalates as you progress, making it harder to defend the planet.

To improve your defense strategy, try to anticipate the incoming objects and tap the screen strategically to build up speed before they approach. Practice makes perfect, so keep playing to get better at timing and speed management.

No, OrbitDefense is a single-player game designed for one player at a time. It focuses on individual skill and performance rather than multiplayer interaction.

If an object collides with the planet, the game ends. Your final score will be displayed, and you can choose to restart the game to try again and achieve a higher score.