Suborbital

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Suborbital

Short description

A sci-fi survival game with a twist. Set in a sub-orbit of a black hole, collect materials and scavenge wrecks in order to repair your damaged ship. However, time is not on your side.

Developer
Pat Traynor
Publisher
Pat Traynor
Release
Fri, Mar 01, 2024
Price
$1.99
Reviews
8
Positive
88%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
0 – 20K
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Adventure, Indie
Features
Partial Controller Support
Tags
Survival Space Sim Resource Management Choices Matter Exploration 3D Space First-Person Open World Singleplayer Sci-fi Crafting Physics Adventure Indie Story Rich Multiple Endings
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$716somewhere between $318 and $1k · roughly 160–640 copies

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History

Tracking started Aug 14, 2026. Charts appear once there is more than one data point — nothing has changed since.

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