In Orbita

Vincenzo is 47, has a family who loves him and always has a joke ready. That's exactly why nobody notices how lonely he feels.

It's Sunday. Lunch at his parents' house, the ragù simmering for hours, Mom running the show, Dad glued to the TV, his son glued to his phone. Just another Sunday. Until an old cartoon tape sucks Vincenzo into the TV... and he wakes up as a kid, inside the cartoons he watched when he was little.

A point & click adventure like they used to make

Explore, talk to everyone, collect items, combine them, solve puzzles. No reflexes, no game over: just your wits, plenty of laughs and a few moments that stay with you.

Features

• Two worlds in one: his parents' house on an ordinary Sunday, and the worlds of 80s cartoons, where Vincenzo is 8 years oldagain.

• Sincere lines: in every conversation the easy joke is always there. The sincere line is right there too, but it just won'tcome out. As a kid, though, maybe it will.

• Think like a grown-up, talk like a kid: choose what a 47-year-old man would say... and hear what comes out of an8-year-old's mouth.

• Inventory and logic puzzles, with a journal that keeps track of everything and helps when you're stuck.

• Hand-drawn cartoon art, crisp up to 4K, with rooms full of life and detail.

• Original soundtrack, cartoon theme songs included.

• Play with mouse or controller.

A game that makes you laugh. And then, without warning, it doesn't.

In orbita is about family, about fathers who never have time, about children growing up, and about the things we can't manage to say

to the people we love. It does it laughing, almost all the time.