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Orbo's Odyssey

Orbo's Odyssey

|Adventure, Platform

9.8 /10

Aww Amazing!

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1.6k ratings
Time to beat
Main
2h
Main + extras
2.3h
Complete
4h
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Orbo's Odyssey is a 2023 Adventure, Platform game rated 9.8/10 from 1.6k ratings, with a main story of about 2h, available on PC (Microsoft Windows).

Orbo Stetson is just your average personal assistant. He files documents, he drafts up risk mitigation plans for new products, and he can launch himself like a .50 caliber bullet when prompted. On this fateful day, however, Orbo and his coworker Peeb find themselves in a bit of a predicament... The automatic door opener has been fried, and with the duo lacking a single arm between them, they are now trapped in their Boss's office. It's up to Orbo to scrounge up enough gear parts across 4 unique product portals to engineer a prosethetic arm so that he and Peeb may finally open the door and escape from this unsavory work environment...

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Aww Amazing!: 9.8/10 across 1.6k ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Adventure, Platform, with a main story around 2h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.

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DestructoidZoey Handley · 24 Aug, 2023
7/10

Because of its brevity and whimsical apathy, it’s hard to really give a lot of feedback on Orbo’s Odyssey. It neither disappointed nor exceeded expectations. I doubt I’ll be doing an annual playthrough, but I’ll still be there for Feverdream Softworks’ next game. It’s not that expensive, and it’s maybe healthier for you than eating an entire bucket of ice cream by yourself. Hold on, I can do better.

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