Orbo: break rocks, spawn creatures

Break rocks, hatch weird little creatures and dig deeper: Orbo is an idle clicker with a light RPG core. You can play it in Telegram on phone and desktop, as well as in a mobile app and a browser. 🪨

The bot's tagline says it all: break rocks, spawn Orbos, descend deeper. The /start button launches the game.

Three moves, every day

The core loop fits into three steps:

1. Break rocks. Going into the Depths earns you coins and XP.
2. Spawn Orbos. You spend resources on creatures that raise your damage per second.
3. Go down. Orbos fight beside you and push deeper even while you are offline.

It plays like a clicker: you tap at first, then helpers do the work.

Meet the Orbos

Orbos are collectible creatures, each with its own stats: attack, agility and defense. Varied stats make building a squad more interesting than stacking identical units.

Each creature is generated by seeded, deterministic randomness: outcomes can be predicted but not manipulated. 🐣

A garden in the background

Coins are not only for creatures. In the Garden you grow crops that yield food and orbs.

It is a pleasant break from digging: no rush, just come back for the harvest.

An arena for the competitive

A weekly Arena runs with tiers from Bronze up to Ascendant. Orb rewards depend on your rank. 🏆

• Bronze and up. Your tier follows the strength of your team.
• Once a week. Check in by the end of the cycle for rewards.
• Inside the game only. Rewards are in-game resources.

Money and caution

A third-party portal tags the game as an NFT project, so stay careful. Neither a token nor an NFT purchase was confirmed in the materials found, so settle that only through the developer's official channels. 🔐

General rules for any such game:

• Do not connect a wallet without need or without understanding what you sign.
• Do not pay middlemen for in-game items or accounts.
• Skip "giveaway" links from other people's messages.
• Treat promises of income from a game as a red flag.

Playing without burnout

The game is slow by design. Log in, collect progress, spend resources and close the app. One or two visits a day are plenty. ⛏️

The developers describe the project as an idle game about rocks and weird creatures. Reviews in the mobile store mention that bugs are still around and quality-of-life features for long idle play are thin, so expect some rough edges.

The audience is small: about 233 monthly active players.