Worbital

Team Jolly Roger / Jan 31, 2019 / Action, Indie, Strategy

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With the shifting gravity on your side, aim your cannons, blast your enemies and enjoy the fireworks. Worbital is a real-time strategic artillery game in space, peppered with a heavy dose of cosmic chaos. The goal: be the last civilization standing!

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What's new

Worbital Patch 1.10.6650 - More Quick Fixes

2019-10-18

Don't mind us, just fixing things. Worbital 1.10.6650 - October 18th, 2019 • Fixes • Additional fixes to combat possible destroyed-but-not-really planets

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What players say

Very Positive

87% positive, 398 reviews

Recommended7 hrs played

Not sure why this is completely abandonned, probably most fun at a LAN I've had in ages. Too bad it's max 4 players. Wish it would be up to 8... Well done to the studio who build this!

5 found this helpful, 2026-03-22

Recommended68 hrs played

Edit (2025-10-14): The below review was out of frustration with the campaign. The campaign still sucks, and you have to play it or just play a bunch of matches with each faction to generate enough meta currency (dark matter I think it's called?) to unlock all of the weapons for that faction. And it's expensive. Overall, it's a fun game and great for a casual competitive game with friends. There's virtually no online...

3 found this helpful, 2025-10-09

Recommended15 hrs played

Very Funny game to play with your friends I'd just wish there was "pack bundle" with 2-4 keys of the game with a small discount to give to my friends

2 found this helpful, 2025-10-08

Recommended19 hrs played

An absolutely hilarious game to play with friends. I ended up developing these green clouds and waiting until another player pushed my planet out of orbit. I then bounced off every other player's planets, ejecting them from the map and winning by a hair's breadth.