Órbita Zero: what it is, rules and how to leave it running on your PC

What is Órbita Zero

Idle space shooter where an AI flies the ship through 30 galaxies and 300 sectors, even with the tab closed, while the player decides on equipment, crafting and how far to push. It has a detailed official wiki, a pilot market paid in crystals and a VIP pass, and is in a testing period.

• The AI flies the ship and clears sectors on its own, also with the tab closed; the player can take control with WASD or the arrow keys, but from level 25 on this manual mode is part of the VIP pass.
• The campaign has 30 galaxies of 10 sectors each (300 in total), with a boss in the tenth sector of each one.
• On return, an away report shows what the fleet did; in the settings, offline yield shows as 60% of active play, and the code sets the cap at 4 hours.
• The systems include crafting (10 parts of the same rarity become one attempt at a higher rarity), affix engineering, a talent tree (Matrix), contact quest chains and the Trial Core, with 100 chambers.
• Crystals are the special currency: they pay for the VIP pass (500 crystals for 30 days), capsules and services, and are sold in packs by Pix or card; through play, the whole campaign yields about 700 crystals.
• The pilot market is anonymous, paid in crystals and requires the pass to list and buy; there are four listing slots, each listing lasts up to 48 hours and the market keeps 10% of the value.
• The referral program pays a percentage of the money spent by referred players, with a 7-day hold and withdrawal by Pix.
• You can play without an account (progress stays in the browser) or sign in with email and password, with mandatory email confirmation, or Google; each account can only be open in one place at a time.
• The game is Portuguese only; in browsers set to another language, a notice suggests the browser's own translator.
• There's an official wiki at /wiki and a community on Discord.

What the community says on TopIdle

On TopIdle, Órbita Zero got 124 votes in September 2026 — #4 most voted in Other idle games, out of 22. TopIdle marks the game as verified.

The community rating is 5.0 out of 5, with 18 reviews: gameplay 5.0, polish 5.0, and real-money trading (RMT) 5.0.

The full reviews, with comments from players, are on the Órbita Zero page on TopIdle. IdleDeck has no connection to TopIdle or to the game: the numbers come from there and don't change what the game's rules say.

Community votes and ratings on TopIdle, updated Sep 25, 2026 at 11:54 AM BRT. The vote count restarts on the 1st of every month.

Do you need to keep the tab open?

According to the Órbita Zero site, the account keeps progressing with the tab closed.

the AI keeps playing with the tab closed and, on return, a report shows gains and losses; the settings indicate a yield of 60% of active play, and the cap in the code is 14,400 seconds (4 hours). IDLE deixa a IA no comando — o jogo avança sozinho, inclusive com a aba fechada. (source)

So here, keeping the tab open is more about following the account, responding to events and noticing when something goes wrong than about keeping progress.

Rules: multiple accounts, automation and VPN

The Órbita Zero site doesn't publish rules on multiple accounts, automation, VPN or real-money trading (checked Sep 22, 2026). Before opening a second account, ask on the game's Discord.

• Multiple accounts: the site doesn't say. there's no rule on multiple accounts; the wiki only says each account is open in one place at a time.
• Automation (bots, macros, scripts): the site doesn't say. the game's own AI flies the ship; there's no published rule on external bots or macros.
• VPN and proxy: the site doesn't say.
• Selling items for real money (RMT): the site doesn't say. the site doesn't address player-to-player sales for real money; the game's market is paid in crystals.

How to leave Órbita Zero running in IdleDeck

1. Download IdleDeck (free, Windows 10 and 11) and link the app to your IdleDeck account — it takes a minute.
2. Click Add account, go to Other game or site and paste orbitazero.com.br.
3. Sign in to your Órbita Zero account in that window, just like in the browser. Each IdleDeck account has its own login, cookies and cache — repeat step 2 for each account the game's rules allow.
4. Turn on alerts: Windows notification, sound or a Discord webhook to know on your phone when the account drops.
5. You can minimize. Since the game progresses offline, here IdleDeck keeps the account open, organized and signed in, and alerts you when it drops or goes back to the login screen.