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Play Orb Duel online

Real-time orb arena for two players

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Play opens fullscreen. Back exits the game. Change your name in the header.

At a glance

Kind
2D browser game
Genre
Action
Play modes
Single player, plus online multiplayer (real time) on two devices (Invite or Anyone). Same-device pass-and-play is not offered.
Cost
Free — no download or account required
Devices
Desktop and phone (keyboard and touch)

How to play

  1. 1Choose Single player, or Multiplayer (Public or Private) from the play setup panel.
  2. 2Move your orb with arrow keys or by dragging on touch screens.
  3. 3Collide with the opponent orb to score — first to 10 points wins.
  4. 4Online public tables appear on Open Tables while waiting for an opponent.
  5. 5Private online matches can be shared with a 6-character code, link, or QR.

About this game

Orb Duel is a real-time arena for two glowing orbs. Chase, collide, and be first to ten points. Play single player against the CPU, or match online on two devices.

The loop is short and readable: move, hit, score. Public tables show up on Open Tables. Private matches share a six-character code.

Tap Play to enter fullscreen. On iPhone and iPad, if the Fullscreen API is blocked, the shell uses a CSS fullscreen fallback and restores the page when you press Back.

Controls

Move
Arrow keys or drag on a touch screen
Score
Collide with the other orb
Exit
Back on the play chrome

What you get

  • Real-time PvP
  • Solo and online on two devices
  • First to 10 points
  • Fullscreen play with CSS fallback

Orb Duel FAQ

Is Orb Duel free?

Yes. Open the page and tap Play. No account or download.

Can two people play on one device?

No. Multiplayer is two people on two different devices. Choose Public or Private, or play Single player against the CPU.

How do online matches work?

Public tables appear on Open Tables. Private matches use a 6-character code, link, or QR. Online play needs a connection and Turnstile on the game server.

Does Play go fullscreen?

Yes. Play uses the Fullscreen API, then a CSS fallback. Back exits fullscreen and returns to this page.

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