Incremental pachinko roguelike Splatchinko has invaded our galaxy
Pachinko, star-crossed cosmic horror lovers, and an absurdly high number of colliding detachable eyeballs await in Splatchinko, the universe-hopping pachinko roguelike from solo developer Stupidi Pixel and publisher Stratos Gaming, out now on Steam!
In Splatchinko, you take charge of an omnipotent, world-devouring entity from the dawn of time. After hanging up your planet-chomping chops to settle down with the love of your life, disaster strikes: a mysterious cosmic threat kidnaps your beloved! Armed with a grotesque, customizable array of detachable, mutating eyes, it's up to you to blast your way across collapsing galaxies to get them back.
Blending turn-based tactical strategy with chaotic, physics-defying pinball mechanics, aim and fire across peg-stuffed battlefields, chaining together unpredictable ricochets to stack damage, trigger screen-clearing explosions, and turn meticulously planned shots into glorious cosmic disasters! At launch, players can experiment with 100+ unique eyes and 70+ physics-bending mutations, offering near-infinite potential to build wildly overpowered, aka wonderfully broken, synergies.
Key Features:
Master pachinko-inspired tactical combat. Chain bounces across peg-filled battlefields to amplify damage, set off chain reactions, and break gravity.
Build your alien run-by-run with 100+ eyes and 70+ mutations, capable of altering bounce behaviour, status effects, and special abilities.
Navigate branching procedural maps packed with neurotic planets, third-contact alien encounters, high-risk events, shops, and aggressive boss fights.
Stack mutations, exploit the shape of every board, and turn bad builds into lost love-saving winning runs.
Splatchinko is out now on Steam, priced at €11.99, $11.89, and £10.50, with a 20% launch discount in its first week. Keep up with the latest development news and post-launch updates on Stupidi Pixel’