12:00 Sunday
A hand-drawn comedy point-and-click adventure about feeling alone in the middle of your own family.
New The free demo is out on Steam →
12:45
A joke for every occasion. Except one.
Vincenzo is 47. He has a small company about to lose its biggest client, a wife and a son who love him. Every Sunday he has lunch at his parents’ place in Naples, and every Sunday he can’t tell anyone how he really feels.
When reality gets too much, he is pulled into the old TV in his childhood bedroom and travels through the worlds of his imagination: the cartoons, video games and music he grew up with.
13:30
Lunch is served. Everyone in their seat.
14:30
Mom: “Vince, how’s work? Everything fine?”
Vincenzo: “Everything’s fine, Mom.”
In every conversation the sincere line is right there on screen, faded. You can try to pick it, but Vincenzo freezes, trembles, and each attempt costs the line a word.
15:30
Coffee, pastries, and everything else in the game
Puzzles that make sense
They grow out of what characters actually ask for. No dead ends, no game over.
Short, witty dialogue
Quick jokes, irony, and a sincere moment when you least expect it.
A family full of quirks
The remote in the fridge, twenty spare keys marked with nail polish, a ragù guarded by Mom.
A father and a son
Under the laughs, an honest story about two people who don’t quite know how to talk.
Hand-drawn
Crisp cartoon vector art up to 4K, with original music written for the game.
Your way
Mouse or controller, five languages (English, Italian, French, German, Spanish), autosave and 5 save slots.
16:30
The old TV is still in his childhood bedroom
That’s where Vincenzo gets pulled in: a playable prologue, then six worlds of his imagination, from childhood to today.
- TodaySunday at my parents’Prologue · playable
- The ’80sCartoon afternoonIn development
- Early ’90sPirate islandIn development
- Mid ’90sFirst loveIn development
- 1997Nights out with friendsIn development
- The 2000sGrowing upIn development
- The 2010sBecoming a fatherIn development
17:30
Pictures from the day
18:00
The questions on the drive home
What kind of game is In Orbita?
A funny, bittersweet, hand-drawn point & click adventure. You explore your parents’ house and the worlds of 1980s cartoons, collect and combine items, solve puzzles and choose what to say. No reflex challenges and no game over.
What is it about?
Vincenzo is 47 and has a family who loves him, yet he feels alone. During Sunday lunch at his parents’ house in Naples, an old cartoon tape pulls him into the TV of his childhood bedroom, and he wakes up as an 8-year-old inside the cartoons he grew up with.
When and where is it coming out?
In November 2026 on Steam, for Windows, Mac and Linux (SteamOS). Meanwhile you can play the free demo and add it to your wishlist.
Is there a demo?
Yes, the free demo is out on Steam: download it from the game’s page. If you like it, add the game to your wishlist: it helps us a lot.
Which languages will it be available in?
Five languages: Italian, English, French, German and Spanish. You pick the language from the game’s menu.
How long is it?
The prologue takes 45–60 minutes; the full game about 8–10 hours.
Can I play with a controller?
Yes: you can play with a mouse or a controller.
Who is making it?
ParacausalitySystems. For press and partnerships, write to contact@inorbitagame.com.
18:30
Time to head home. Talk when it’s out?
Press kit
- Studio
- ParacausalitySystems
- Release
- November 2026
- Demo
- Free, available on Steam
- Platforms
- Windows · Mac · Linux (SteamOS)
- Steam
- store.steampowered.com/app/5434510
- Genre
- Funny, bittersweet point & click adventure
- Languages
- English, Italian, French, German, Spanish
- Length
- Prologue 45–60 min · full game 8–10 hours
- Contact
- contact@inorbitagame.com