Orbit Zero Reviews

SEVEN EUROS for that? Absolutely not... For one is okay but for seven nooo!

Such a fantastic little addictive game, i was not sure at first but i really love this game wish more people would give it at try

The fact that I can (optionally) invest in other player companies and can pick my own vapid speeches to the shareholders is the thing that sold me on the game.

Orbit Zero: Corpo simulator. I had my eyes on this game for a while after one of the curators I follow reviewed this game, and I have to say it didn't disappoint. I'll start by saying that this is more than a clicker game by far. It's more simple than it looks, in a nutshell is a CEO corporation simulator where you have to micromanage a bunch of things until you can make them automated. There are so many things to say and love about this game that got me hooked, and got my friends laughing while doing CEO decisions. From controlling how the employees of your company are helped, to how you deal with other companies, there are so many things you can do which makes the game fun. I love the fact this game doesn't have tutorials, as it allows you to explore and learn at your own pace. It's not all great news though. Some things are not consistent like the value of products you can sell, the employees demands become hard to keep up with later, and money making is also complicated in some ways. I have gone more indepth about these problems and inconsistencies on the forums. In short, it's a lovely game for the price, one I wish to play again and hope it's issues get fixed so I can actually enjoy playing from the start and actually finishing (currently, finishing the game seems rather complicated.)

This is a nice little gem and I am writing this review to give the game a bit more attention. Most of the bugs/issues mentioned in other reviews seem to have been solved by now. No tutorial - figure it out yourself like we all did in the 90's. This game actually makes figuring it out yourself fun again, like it mostly was in the 90's. So... no spoilers. Just try it out. I understood most of the game after 2 hours of trying and failing. It is certainly worth the sale price (currently 4,28€) but I think it is worth the full price too.: if I am still playing this game after 8 hours, it certainly is (I use the 1€ per hour system to see if a game is worth its price)

In 30 minutes I - got sued 3 times - got 5 asteroids destroying my apartments - plummeted my stock market value - gave an end of quarter speech so bad that my investors now hate me - paid off a rival company to keep them from blowing up my last 4 workers good fun

No tutorialization present. Click-to-move doesn't move to the mouse position, but like, 90 degrees off from it? and there's a rhythm game. Not what I wanted or expected.

Nice little game. Broke the numbers in 2 hours though. Ran into into integer overflow issues constantly. Also couldn't figure out feng-shui? gg wp

A fun game for a couple of hours - very short for the crazy amount of effort that seem to have been put into it. Definitely one of the weirdest games I've seen on Steam (because it doesn't necessarily look like it's TRYING to be weird). The complete lack of tutorials and explanations is what grabbed me. A very, very neat concept in the obscenely handholding-gaming of nowadays. Super appreciate the graphical and UI style, the developer is borderline unhinged for doing this project Would love to see more for him. Go exploit the space market, or go bankrupt trying.

The graphics of this game are better than I ever expected. It has a very comprehensive financial logic. From the mini-games in it to the gameplay mechanics, it impressed me a lot.