LeagueOrbit

LeagueOrbit Games

The games we play, built to play like the real thing

From the team behind LeagueOrbit: mobile games with real physics, official rules and computer opponents that play by the same rules you do. No ads, nothing pay-to-win, and the core game is free.

LeagueOrbit PoolLeagueOrbit Darts

Part of LeagueOrbit

Each game is its own app, made with the same care, look and principles as the LeagueOrbit platform your league runs on.

  • Shared

    One look, one player card

    Every LeagueOrbit game uses the same LeagueOrbit design, icons, portraits and player card, so you pick up a new game and already know your way around it.

  • Opt-in

    Your game stats on your profile

    Link a game to your LeagueOrbit account with a short code and choose to show its statistics in a Games section of your public profile, separate from your league results. Nothing is shared until you turn it on.

  • Fair

    Fair by design

    No ads, no subscriptions and no pay-to-win. Results come from the physics and the rules alone. Paying unlocks places and looks, never a better shot.

Release candidate · Android

LeagueOrbit Pool

Realistic Pool

A pool game built on real billiards physics. Every ball slides, rolls and spins the way it does on a real table: draw, follow, stun, English off the rail, throw on cut shots, squirt and swerve, even jump shots. The rules engine follows the official rulebooks, checked against a corpus of real rulings.

An 8-ball rack on a blue cloth table in the Pro TV Arena, with LeagueOrbit banners behind the table
Pro TV Arena
Overhead view of a 9-ball rack on a green table in the Local Tavern, with aim, spin and power controls
Local Tavern, overhead view
A rack on a sand-coloured table in the Blue Ridge Pavilion, seen from behind the cue ball
Blue Ridge Pavilion
A grey table on the rooftop venue, behind the cue ball, with the computer opponent's portrait at the top
Rooftop, behind the cue

What’s in it

  • Six games, official rules: 8-ball and 10-ball (CSI / BCAPL), 9-ball (WPA, with push out), 14.1 straight pool, one pocket and bank pool, or your own custom calling rules.
  • Three computer opponents, Amateur to Expert, who plan and play with the same physics and rules as you.
  • Two players on one phone, plus a shot clock.
  • Your view: overhead, behind the cue, free orbit or follow the cue ball, in portrait or landscape.
  • Statistics for every game and opponent level, a shareable player card, and matches that resume where you left off. Plays offline.

Free and Full version

What the free game and the Full version include
FreeFull · $7.99 once
Every game and rule set✓✓
All computer opponents and two players✓✓
Statistics and player card✓✓
VenuesPractice roomTavern, Pro TV Arena, Blue Ridge Pavilion, Rooftop
Cue and table customizer—✓

The physics and rules are identical in both. No ads, no subscription.

  • Platform Android (Google Play, coming soon); iPhone later
  • Online play Coming in a later version

In development · first playable build

LeagueOrbit Darts

Realistic Darts

A darts game with a realistic throw: aim, then flick. Each dart flies through a modelled flight with drag and lands where the physics puts it, with dart-on-dart deflections, wire bounce-outs and the occasional Robin Hood. Scores come only from the board’s real geometry, so what you see is what you scored.

A 501 match: three darts in the 20 for a score of 60, with both players' scores and averages at the top
501 against the computer
The LeagueOrbit Darts main menu with Play, Competitions, Customise darts and board, Profile, Settings and Statistics
Main menu
Match setup: X01 with 501, double out, any dart start, first to 3 legs, against a Club-level computer
Match setup
The player profile with avatar choices, card border, portrait frame and dart colours and finishes
Your LeagueOrbit player card

What’s in it

  • X01: 301, 501 and 701, straight, double or master in and out, legs and sets, with busts handled the way the rules say.
  • Five computer levels on the same throw as yours, from an amateur averaging about 37 to a pro averaging about 94, with real checkout routes.
  • Pass-and-play for two on one phone, and checkout hints on the scoreboard.
  • Statistics worked out from every dart: averages, first nine, checkout percentage, 180s and best legs.
  • Next: Cricket, Around the Clock and practice routines, then knockout cups, a league season and a career ladder.

Free and Full version (planned)

What the free game and the Full version are planned to include
FreeFull · $7.99 once
Every game mode and computer level✓✓
Two players on one phone✓✓
Statistics and player card✓✓
VenuesHome DenPub, social club, championship arena and finals stage
CompetitionsOne knockout cupEvery cup, league season and career ladder
Dart and board customizerFlight colour and finish✓

A Full-version dart throws exactly like a free one.

  • Platform Android first; iPhone later
  • Online play Planned

Bring your game stats to LeagueOrbit

LeagueOrbit keeps your league and tournament results in one place. Your game statistics can sit beside them, on your terms. The website side is ready; the Share button arrives in each game’s next update.

  1. Link the game

    In the game, choose to share your stats. It shows a short code: enter it at leagueorbit.com/link while signed in. You never type your password into a game.

  2. Choose what shows

    On My public profile, switch each game on or off. Game stats appear in their own Games section, labelled as games against the computer, never mixed with league results or ratings.

  3. Change your mind anytime

    Hide a game, unlink it or delete its stats whenever you like. Everything is sent over an encrypted connection and nothing is public until you choose.

Play the real thing on league night

The games are for the hours in between. Your league, your tournaments and your statistics live on LeagueOrbit.

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Screenshots are from development builds and may change before release.