What you get
Daman Game is one app with one job: give you a quick, good-looking arcade round whenever you have a spare minute. Once installed it opens full screen, without the browser’s address bar, and shows its own crimson-and-teal icon in your app drawer or on your home screen.
- Orbit Catch, the arcade game: turn a ring of coloured gates so each falling orb lands on its own colour.
- Three modes: Classic with three shields, Sprint against a sixty-second clock, and Zen for calm practice. They are compared on the games list.
- A player profile with your best score in every mode, kept on the device and movable with a player code.
- Offline play after the first visit, and automatic updates when you are back online.
The five tabs
On a phone the app is laid out like most apps you already use, with a tab bar along the bottom edge:
| Tab | What it opens |
|---|---|
| Play | The start screen with the Orbit Catch field and the mode picker. |
| Games | Every mode side by side, with how each one scores. |
| Install | Install steps for your browser, and the install button when your browser offers one. |
| Profile | Your name, badge, best scores and player code. |
| Help | Short answers to the questions people ask most. |
Permissions it never asks for
Because the app is built from web pages, it lives inside the same safety walls as any website. It cannot read your contacts, messages, photos or location, and it does not ask to. It does not run in the background when you close it, and it cannot show notifications unless you allow them, which it never requests. Sound plays only after you start a run, and a mute switch sits beside the score.
How much space it takes
The app keeps a small copy of its pages, fonts and pictures so it can open offline. That is a fraction of what a typical store game needs, and the browser manages it for you: if your phone runs low on space, it can clear that copy, and the app simply downloads it again the next time you are online. Your profile and scores are stored separately and are not part of that cache.
Offline, step by step
- Open the app once while you are online. The pages and the game are saved in the background.
- Later, with no signal, tap the icon. The start screen and the arcade load from the saved copy.
- Play as usual. Best scores are written on the device straight away.
- When you are online again, the app checks for a newer build by itself.
Who it is for
Anyone who wants a short, skill-based game that does not nag. There are no adverts between runs, no energy timers and no reasons to come back other than wanting to beat your own number. The site is meant for players aged 18 and over. If you want to know who builds it, the about page has the details, and installation for each kind of device is on the install guide.
