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Orbital Madness

Orbital Madness is an incremental action roguelite where everything revolves around orbitals. Build an arsenal of spinning weapons, create ridiculous chaos, defeat hordes of enemies and grow stronger between every run.

Release date
October 22, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
EagleEye Games
Publisher
EagleEye Games
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About Orbital Madness

ROTATING WEAPONS! In Orbital Madness, every weapon is an orbital.CREATE RIDICULOUS MADNESS! Build a different setup every run, become stupidly powerful, earn permanent upgrades, and unlock even more ways to cause orbital madness.DIE AND TRY AGAINGather as much coins and essence as you can during each run.

Spend your coins in the skill tree and jump back in better prepared for the next run.REACH THE TOPThe higher you climb and the longer you survive, the harder the game gets! Each level has a boss waiting at the top of the map.

Make sure you are well prepared before taking it on!THE ORBITAL LABUnlock and upgrade Orbitals in the Orbital Lab! Choose which Orbitals to start with and create powerful builds for each run.

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★ 5.0/10Steam · 20 ratings
SteamLast checked November 5, 2026

Most helpful8

Not recommended
I cannot recommend Orbital Madness in its current state. The premise is basic - and almost everything underneath it feels underdeveloped. EagleEye Games has a…
Recommended
Even tho the pacing is quite different from other survivor likes and a bit grindy in the beginning i had a lot of fun. I…
Not recommended
Seems unbalanced. Very slow progression. Repeatable enemies. Weapons all seem same. Looked fun but fell flat for me. An hour playtime was enough. Boring.
Recommended
The game itself is fun (to some extent), but it definitely needs some balancing. I wish I could stay alive a little longer and get…
Recommended
Great game, but they should do something like this without orbitals because I personally don't like them that much.
Recommended
After 100%ing Keep on Mining and KoM Worlds, I already knew I would get Orbital Madness. Orbital Madness, in my opinion, fixed a lot of…
Not recommended
Finished the game in 13 hours. Had fun for like 2. Upgrades are too meaningless, progression feels awful.
Recommended
I like the game, lots of upgrades and orbitals. That being said, the upgrade cost to progress scales up fast, and you don't really feel…

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Recommended
Not the best not the worst 7.5/10, could be better after some updates
Not recommended
Finished the game in 13 hours. Had fun for like 2. Upgrades are too meaningless, progression feels awful.
Recommended
I like the game, lots of upgrades and orbitals. That being said, the upgrade cost to progress scales up fast, and you don't really feel…
Not recommended
I do not currently recommend Orbital Madness. This game has potential, and if the following ever change for the better, I may update my review:…
Recommended
Orbital Madness delivers an intriguing combination of incremental progression, action roguelite mechanics, and chaotic survival combat built around a distinctive weapon system. Developed and published…
Not recommended
So, first of all I just want to say I've enjoyed 100%ing almost all of EagleEye's catalogue so far. But this isn't it. 90% of…
Recommended
After 100%ing Keep on Mining and KoM Worlds, I already knew I would get Orbital Madness. Orbital Madness, in my opinion, fixed a lot of…
Not recommended
I cannot recommend Orbital Madness in its current state. The premise is basic - and almost everything underneath it feels underdeveloped. EagleEye Games has a…

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