ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite

Out October 14, 2026 on Steam. Add it to your wishlist so you don't miss it.

Pick the balls. Keep the marks. Call bingo.
A single-player bingo roguelite where your card keeps every mark. Set up lines over several hands, close three at once and watch your jokers multiply the score.

The card remembers

The tray is random. Every choice after it is yours. Each hand, pick balls from the tray and mark your card. The marks stay: set up rows, columns, diagonals and corners over several hands and close them together. DOUBLE LINE. TRIPLE LINE. BINGO! Before you play, you see the exact score: CHIPS × MULT. What you see is what you score, counted hit by hit. Each table has a target. No timer.

Build your engine

Jokers change what every ball is worth, and order matters: one repeats the joker to its left, another grows with every stop you clear. Finishes power them up. Close patterns hand after hand to raise the COMBO. Between tables, shop for jokers, items and upgrades, or open a LOT: pick 1 of 3 jokers.

Keepers: bosses with their own rule

Cross 12 stops in 4 rooms. At the end of each room, a keeper shows its rule before your first ball. Only two balls per hand. Only five balls in the tray. Your first joker scores nothing. Short on resources? Skip a table without a keeper for one of 7 stubs.

The arcade closes at dawn. Mara keeps a message she could never send, and four dark relays wait upstairs.

What's inside

• 77 jokers in 4 rarities, and 4 finishes that make them stronger
  
• 25 keepers, 4 per run, each with its own rule
  
• 17 single-use items, like the Rewinder, which erases a mark and puts the ball back in the tray
  
• 11 upgrades that last the whole run and 3 stamps for the squares of your card
  
• 15 starts that change how a run begins and 8 lights of rising difficulty
  
• 10 stop challenges that pay extra and 20 special challenges with their own rules
  
• 51 badges and a 105-piece collection
  
• Daily seed with a streak, seeded runs and an endless orbit after a win
  
• 12-step guided tutorial and an on-screen explain mode
  
• 3D-rendered balls, 9 languages, partial controller support
  
• Korean and Traditional Chinese are in the works and will arrive in an update after launch

Who it's for

• Fans of roguelike deckbuilders who love building an engine that breaks the score
  
• Players who like to think each move through: no timer, no reflexes, every number on screen before you commit
  
• Anyone who has played bingo and wants every choice to be theirs