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MOONFLICK is a cosmic physics playground: billiards, except the balls are planets and gravity matters. Reach into a live N-body system with your own hands, flick a world, and watch the consequences ripple through everything else. Everything a writer, curator, or streamer needs is on this page — no backchannel required.

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Fact sheet

Title	MOONFLICK
Developer	Ambar Works LLC
Genre	Cosmic physics playground: a physics-puzzle campaign, a survival mode, an evolution roguelite, and an idle orrery, all on one live, deterministic N-body gravity simulation.
Modes	Cosmic Billiards — the campaign: 60 authored levels in 13 chapters, from a first merge to interstellar transfers and chain-reaction cascades. No shot limit; fewest impulses wins. Cosmic Survival — start as a speck, spend mass to move, eat what's smaller, and avoid what isn't. Cosmic Evolution — a seeded roguelite lifecycle from a microbe in a pool to a singularity of your own making. In development. Idle Universe — a living orrery whose autonomous civilization climbs from steam to a Dyson swarm while you watch, follow, or intervene. (The main-menu row reads IDLE.)
Short description	Play billiards with planets. Flick moons, bend shots around gravity wells, and turn tidy solar systems into chain reactions you may take credit for. An authored puzzle campaign, a survival mode where you start as a speck and eat the table, and an idle orrery for your second monitor.
Long description	The solar system is your table. The planets are your balls. Gravity plays for both sides. MOONFLICK is a physics playground built on a real N-body simulation: reach in with your own hands, flick any celestial body, and watch the consequences ripple through an entire system — mergers, splits, slingshots, and the occasional spectacular catastrophe you will absolutely claim was the plan. The Cosmic Billiards campaign asks you to reshape each system with nothing but well-placed impulses; Cosmic Survival has you eat your way up from a mote of matter; Cosmic Evolution grows a microbe into a singularity across a seeded run; and Idle Universe is a living orrery that gets along fine without you, though it's more fun when you interfere.
Release status	Pre-release development (v0.0.1). Coming to Steam — the store page is not public yet, and wishlisting opens with it.
Price	To be announced.
Platforms	Windows macOS GNU/Linux Steam Deck Android and iOS builds are in development.
Steam	App ID 4846140 — store.steampowered.com/app/4846140/ (goes live with the store page).
Content notes	Abstract cosmic physics; no violence, gore, or mature themes. Comfortable for all ages.
Press contact	[email protected]
Why it's different	A live, deterministic N-body simulation you play by feel, with your own hands on screen: every body pulls on every other, every collision resolves into a merge, a deflection, or a split, and the same inputs always produce the same universe. A broadcast-style cinematic director (one key) frames the action for you. And nearly everything is generated in code — procedural worlds, debris, effects, and a synthesized adaptive soundtrack — so a clean trick shot is a clean trick shot, every time, and there is no licensed music to trip a content claim.

Media & downloads

Everything below is cleared for editorial and video coverage. More press assets will land alongside the Steam store page.

Logos & key art

Wordmark, transparent — PNG, 1920×1080, 19 KB. Download PNG · Download SVG (vector, 100 KB)

Steam header capsule — PNG, 920×430, 61 KB. Download PNG

Steam small capsule — PNG, 462×174, 43 KB. Download PNG

Steam main capsule (key art) — PNG, 1232×706, 98 KB. Download PNG

Steam vertical capsule (key art) — PNG, 748×896, 91 KB. Download PNG

Screenshots

All stills are captured in-engine at 1080p and saved as 1600-pixel-wide WebP. Every one is regenerable; ask if you need a specific level, mode, or a PNG at native size.

Two giant glowing hands cupping a bright star while a blue world and two rocky planets trace their orbits around it. — Hands on a star (Save the Blue World) — WebP, 1600×900, 45 KB. Download WebP

A giant hand pressed against a rocky planet in locked mode, with a second dark world and its orbit ellipse behind; the goal reads N=3 to M=2. — Twin Worlds, locked on — WebP, 1600×900, 46 KB. Download WebP

Dozens of glowing, ring-lit rock fragments tumble toward the camera mid-cascade; the objective readout tracks depth, links, and the protected world. — The Hard Rain, debris front (cinematic camera) — WebP, 1600×900, 86 KB. Download WebP

A fan of freshly shattered fragments with hot cores spreads out from the impact point against the starfield. — The Hard Rain, the fan opens (cinematic camera) — WebP, 1600×900, 52 KB. Download WebP

Two hands cupping a black hole rimmed by a glowing orange ring, with a small rock on an approach arc to the left. — Corner Pocket — WebP, 1600×900, 44 KB. Download WebP

A bright central star ringed by eight coloured worlds sharing one orbit; the goal reads N=8 to M=5. — Clockwork Orrery (cinematic camera) — WebP, 1600×900, 40 KB. Download WebP

Two labelled star systems, System A in orange and System B in blue, hang either side of a pair of hands, with a galaxy minimap in the corner. — First Contact (The Long Throw) — WebP, 1600×900, 53 KB. Download WebP

A striped blue organism seen from behind wraps a green moon with glowing tendrils; the objective reads Grow. — Cosmic Survival, Shed and Swallow — WebP, 1600×900, 42 KB. Download WebP

A large blue cell in a teal pool surrounded by smaller green, magenta, and yellow cells, with a scan prompt and a mass and organ readout. — Cosmic Evolution, the onboarding pool — WebP, 1600×900, 42 KB. Download WebP

The metamorphosis loadout: a list of organs such as cilia, harvest tendril, and gravitic core with their element costs, over three empty slots. — Cosmic Evolution, the metamorphosis screen — WebP, 1600×900, 52 KB. Download WebP

A bloom-lit star with planets fanned along their fading orbit trails against a nebula-streaked starfield. — Idle Universe, the orrery at rest — WebP, 1600×917, 33 KB. Download WebP

Streaming & video policy

Yes — please cover MOONFLICK. You have our permission to stream, record, and monetize videos and VODs of the game.

Stream & record — live or recorded, on any platform, in any format.
Monetize — run ads, memberships, and sponsorships against your MOONFLICK videos and VODs. No revenue share, no separate licence.
Use the audio & footage — all in-game audio and footage is cleared for your coverage. The soundtrack is synthesized in-engine — there is no third-party licensed music — so nothing here should trigger a content-ID or copyright claim.

If a video of yours is ever hit with a copyright claim that points back at MOONFLICK, that's a mistake — email [email protected] and we'll get it cleared. MOONFLICK is in pre-release development; if any asset's licensing changes before release, we'll note it here.

Press contact

Press, curator, and business enquiries go to a dedicated inbox — separate from player support — and reach a human.

Email [email protected]

Prefer a form? The support form has a Press enquiry category that routes to the same place — use the contact form and choose "Press enquiry." Please don't send press mail to individual team members; press@ is the fastest path and nothing gets lost.