ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite is a turn-based strategy roguelite played on a bingo card. Instead of waiting for a caller, the player picks balls from a tray, and every mark stays on the card from one hand to the next, so rows, columns and diagonals can be set up over several turns and closed all at once. Before every play the game shows the exact score (CHIPS × MULT), so there is no guesswork. A run spans 12 stops across 4 rooms. There are 77 jokers to build a scoring engine from, and 29 keepers, bosses who each bend one rule of play. There is also a daily seed, and no timer. It is single-player, can be played with mouse or controller, and is available in 9 languages on Windows and Linux. An optional SIMPLE interface mode removes the decoration from the table, the shop and the path while keeping every number, rule and button on screen. From the developer's AI disclosure: "Some of the art is AI-generated (many of the joker cards, most keeper portraits and the story illustrations), and so is the music (made with ACE-Step). The texts and the 9 translations are AI-assisted, and I build the game with AI coding agents (Claude and Codex) that I direct and review. The balls, the bingo cages, the mechanical keepers and some jokers are Blender renders, the UI is drawn in code, and the sound effects are synthesized by script. Nothing is generated by AI while you play."
ESRB Rating: Not Rated
Genre(s): Puzzle | Strategy