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Orbitomo

Orbitomo
Make a card. Take a walk. Grow your collection—and your own City Canvas.
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About this game

Make something that feels like yours, then take it for a walk.

Orbitomo is an independently developed card-collecting game for iPhone. Create your Tomo Card and Tomo Egg, start an outing, discover public Spot and Venue Cards, and exchange Tomo Cards through supported proximity-based features. Revisit your collection by day, week, or month.

Collected Spot Cards can help grow City Canvas, your own private illustrated city. It is an artwork built from your collection, not an exact map or a record of where you have been. Some customization and City Canvas actions use Orbit Points; in-app purchases are available.

Eligible users can continue card activity in Feed, with Connections, Following, and Everyone spaces and separate For You or Newest ordering. Feed requires verified email and age eligibility. Public profiles center on Tomo Egg, with audience, moderation, report and block controls.

You control when outings start and stop. Orbitomo does not offer nearby-user lists, private messaging, or live location sharing. Shared cards and album posters omit exact locations, exact times and private details. Card availability depends on your area.

Free to download on iPhone. Requires iOS 17.0 or later. English and Japanese are supported.

The trailer is a promotional video with in-app footage; its animated introduction and ending are not gameplay.

Information

Status
Released
Release
TBA
Genre
Art style
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Platforms
iOS
Price
Freein app purchase
Players
Single player
Age rating
13+

AI disclosure

AI is used for in-app Tomo Card and Tomo Egg customization and City Canvas artwork. AI-assisted tools are also used in development, including code and writing, and in promotional imagery and video. The trailer combines generated animated scenes with in-app footage; the animated scenes are not gameplay.

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