ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite released on Steam on October 14, 2026 at $7.99, developed by BeriaLabs Games.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5248520), checked 2026-10-17
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ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite Out Now at $7.99: Your Card Keeps Every Mark
ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite is out now at $7.99 - a single-player bingo roguelite where marks persist, lines stack across hands and jokers build your engine.
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Baseline date: 2026-10-14. Always confirm in-game for anything time-sensitive.
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Marks stay on the card, so you set up rows, columns, diagonals and corners over several hands and close them together.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5248520), checked 2026-10-17
Before you play you see the exact score - CHIPS x MULT - counted hit by hit, with each table having a target and no timer.
VERIFIED Source: Steam store page (appid 5248520), checked 2026-10-17
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What is ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite?
A single-player bingo roguelite released October 14, 2026 at $7.99 where marks persist across hands.
Do marks reset?
No - the card keeps every mark, which is what lets you stack lines across hands.
How is scoring shown?
You see the exact CHIPS x MULT before playing, counted hit by hit.
How much is it?
$7.99 on Steam.
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What the game is
ORBIT: Bingo Roguelite is a single-player bingo roguelite released October 14, 2026 at $7.99.
The core idea is that your card keeps every mark - bingo normally resets, this does not.
You set up lines over several hands, close three at once and watch your jokers multiply the score.
The tray is random, but every choice after it is yours.
How a hand works
Each hand you pick balls from the tray and mark your card.
Marks stay, letting you set up rows, columns, diagonals and corners across multiple hands.
Closing them together produces DOUBLE LINE, TRIPLE LINE and BINGO payoffs.
Because the card remembers, planning beats reacting - the opposite of standard bingo.
Scoring transparency
Before you play you see the exact score: CHIPS x MULT.
What you see is what you score, counted hit by hit.
Each table has a target and there is no timer.
That removes the ambiguity typical of slot-adjacent roguelites - you know the odds of your line before committing.
Jokers, keepers and structure
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, and closing patterns hand after hand raises the COMBO.
Between tables you shop for jokers, items and upgrades, or open a LOT to pick 1 of 3 jokers.
You cross 12 stops in 4 rooms, and each room ends with a keeper that shows its rule before your first ball - such as only two balls per hand or only five balls in the tray.
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