Evil Orbs
GoBit Games · 2016 · Action, Casual, Indie, Psychological Horror
PC
Positive92% · 12
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About Evil Orbs
We think they came from space. We think they are evil. But, we know they have invaded the cities of Earth and made all life a bummer, so they must be destroyed. However, they are impervious to all forms of conventional weaponry.
Fortunately for humanity, Dr. Klaus von Hammersphere has discovered the rare element AntiOrbium which sends the Evil Orbs back to whence they came (wherever that is) and he has invented a device that he affectionately calls the “Elementary Evil Orb Disposal Device 2000” (EEODD 2000 for short) which can be used to shoot and deflect balls of AntiOrbium at the Orbs. He is recruiting you to wield this device and save humanity. What do you say? Do you want to save humanity?
CONTROLS
Use your mouse to control the EEODD 2000 and fire balls of AntiOrbium at the Evil Orbs. Because AntiOrbium is a very rare element, there is only so much to go around. Fortunately, you can also use the EEODD to control the balls after you have fired them at the orbs and try to knock the balls back at remaining Orbs to maximize the amount of Orbs popped per each AntiOrbium ball fired.
GAME
The Evil Orbs are devious and have utilized common materials from Earth to protect themselves from your barrage of AntiOrbium.
As in any armed conflict between humans and mysterious Orb-like entities, Dr. Hammersphere is hard at work inventing special powerups for your EEODD 2000 to win the arms race with the Evil Orbs. Utilize these powerups in different combinations to overcome whatever the Evil Orbs throw at you.
Once you have popped all the Evil Orbs in a city, the cloud of total bummerness will dissipate from the newly saved city, and the residents will celebrate your victory with a party. But, no time for you to stand around celebrating, for you must save all 132 cities around the world in order to stop the Evil Orbs before they complete their plan for world domination.
Save a city by using fewer AntiOrbium balls, and Dr. Hammersphere will reward you with a medal for your thriftiness. Can you earn gold medals on every level?
Along the way, you and Dr. Hammersphere just might solve the mystery of where the Evil Orbs came from in the first place.
Can you beat the Challenge Mode?
Challenge your friends and duel them either over the network or hotseat!
Save replays of your awesome shots and amaze your friends and family! Post them online and become the gaming star that you have always imagined yourself to be!
Can you earn all 120 trophies?
Fortunately for humanity, Dr. Klaus von Hammersphere has discovered the rare element AntiOrbium which sends the Evil Orbs back to whence they came (wherever that is) and he has invented a device that he affectionately calls the “Elementary Evil Orb Disposal Device 2000” (EEODD 2000 for short) which can be used to shoot and deflect balls of AntiOrbium at the Orbs. He is recruiting you to wield this device and save humanity. What do you say? Do you want to save humanity?
CONTROLS
Use your mouse to control the EEODD 2000 and fire balls of AntiOrbium at the Evil Orbs. Because AntiOrbium is a very rare element, there is only so much to go around. Fortunately, you can also use the EEODD to control the balls after you have fired them at the orbs and try to knock the balls back at remaining Orbs to maximize the amount of Orbs popped per each AntiOrbium ball fired.
GAME
The Evil Orbs are devious and have utilized common materials from Earth to protect themselves from your barrage of AntiOrbium.
As in any armed conflict between humans and mysterious Orb-like entities, Dr. Hammersphere is hard at work inventing special powerups for your EEODD 2000 to win the arms race with the Evil Orbs. Utilize these powerups in different combinations to overcome whatever the Evil Orbs throw at you.
Once you have popped all the Evil Orbs in a city, the cloud of total bummerness will dissipate from the newly saved city, and the residents will celebrate your victory with a party. But, no time for you to stand around celebrating, for you must save all 132 cities around the world in order to stop the Evil Orbs before they complete their plan for world domination.
Save a city by using fewer AntiOrbium balls, and Dr. Hammersphere will reward you with a medal for your thriftiness. Can you earn gold medals on every level?
Along the way, you and Dr. Hammersphere just might solve the mystery of where the Evil Orbs came from in the first place.
Can you beat the Challenge Mode?
Challenge your friends and duel them either over the network or hotseat!
Save replays of your awesome shots and amaze your friends and family! Post them online and become the gaming star that you have always imagined yourself to be!
Can you earn all 120 trophies?
What Steam players say
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Don't underestimate those evil orbs.9 found this helpful
balls7 found this helpful
Orbs5 found this helpful
Evil Orbs is a mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as if it was a real PC game (it's not)... it's a cash grab from greedy mobile devs. The mobile app is basically a brickbreaker/pong game with a simple twist, the paddle is fixed in position and can only rotate around a single point in the middle, so you need to bounce balls carefully off the walls, if they don't come back to your paddle, you're in trouble. The bricks are blue blobs. That's all there is to this incredibly shallow, pointless mobile app infesting Steam just to try scam PC gamers out of some money. Did I mention this is a FREE mobile app that costs money on Steam? From a technical perspective, as a mobile app, this doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks. There's no way to ensure this is running at the native resolution of your display. There's no guarantee this game will look right on any PC as a result of this hamfisted design decision. The mobile app features simple, cartoony 2D graphics, of the type you normally expect to see in low effort mobile apps. 3D graphics programming does require …4 found this helpful
Well made game. Appears simple but has some depth.1 found this helpful
If you miss those good old games like Peggle, or all those games based off Breakout and Arkanoid, and all the games by PopCap, GameHouse, Zylom, Reflexive, Mumbo Jumbo, and Alawar, this game is for you!
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