Overview
PlanetOrbit hands you an entire small spherical planet and asks a simple question: what will you do with a dry, dark, empty world? The answer, according to developer and publisher Parasite Game Studio, is to turn it into a neon-lit casino. Released on November 12, 2026, this Casual, Indie, and Simulation title blends table games with light city-building on a globe you can walk around.
The premise is refreshingly direct. You start with nothing but barren ground and no visitors.
Chips earned at the tables become the currency that reshapes the surface, and the description promises that a big win can change the face of your planet that same night.
Highlights
- A casino floor built around poker, baccarat, blackjack, chinchiro, roulette, and slots, all played with in-game chips rather than real money.
- Building on a true sphere, so structures placed on the surface are never hidden around the back.
- Two ways to build: walk the ground and place buildings as you go, or switch to an overhead camera to shape the whole planet at a glance.
Who It's For
This one suits players who enjoy card and table games but want a creative layer wrapped around them. If you like the idea of a casual simulation where gambling winnings feed a building project, PlanetOrbit is aimed squarely at you. The store page is also explicit that everything is simulated with in-game chips, with no real-money wagering and no depictions of violence, sexual content, substance abuse, or self-harm. It supports single-player along with online PvP, and the interface is available in English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Game Info
- Developer / Publisher: Parasite Game Studio
- Release date: November 12, 2026
- Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation
- Modes: Single-player, Multi-player, Online PvP
- Languages: English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean
- Pricing: paid title with an active discount; check the latest Steam listing for current details
