Orbital Bakery
The ingredients are in orbit. The bowls are waiting. Fling the right thing into the right bowl before the timer runs out — and try not to think too hard about the physics.
The ingredients are in orbit. The bowls are waiting. Fling the right thing into the right bowl before the timer runs out — and try not to think too hard about the physics.
Real footage from the build testers are playing right now — no target renders, no fake UI.
One thumb, one field of orbiting ingredients, and an order that isn't going to fill itself.
Flour, sugar, eggs, chocolate, berries — each ingredient rides its own path across the field. Circles, ellipses, and paths that get considerably less polite as you go.
Grab an orbiting ingredient and swipe it toward the bowl that needs it. Simple to pick up, and a long way from easy once three recipes are running at once.
Every level is a countdown: fill all of its orders before the timer hits zero. In Endless Mode each bowl gets its own timer — fill one and a fresh order takes its place. Miss it and you'll feel that.
Work outward along a galaxy map, planet by planet — sugar cookies, chocolate fudge, berry cake, and steadily nastier orbits. There's always a cleaner run available.
Clear level 20 and unlock a single-life survival mode that remixes every mechanic at once. Up to six bowls, a rising combo multiplier, and a run that ends when you do.
Endless runs are scored and ranked. Run length comes from skill, never a clock — a better player simply lasts longer.
Captured from the current build.
Orbital Bakery is live on the App Store and Google Play, free to download on both. Honest feedback, including the unflattering kind, is still exactly what it needs.
Live on the App Store. You'll need iOS 15 or later — any iPhone 6s or newer qualifies. Tap the button on your iPhone or iPad and you'll be playing in about a minute.
Download on the App StoreLive on Google Play. Tap the button on your phone or tablet and you'll be playing in about a minute.
Get it on Google PlayYour feedback still shapes the game: play, notice what works and what doesn't, and send a note when something breaks, confuses, or bores you. Screenshots taken inside the game can be sent as feedback in a couple of taps, with the build and device details attached automatically.
Negative feedback is the most useful kind. Better to hear that a level drags from you than from a one-star review.
Orbital Bakery is our first released game — out now on the App Store and Google Play, and still in active tuning from player feedback.
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