Splat Pachinko Brings Pinball Roguelike Battles To Steam
Stratos Gaming released Splat Pachinko on Steam on November 12. The roguelike from Milan studio Stupidi Pixel mixes turn-based battles with pinball motion: the player fires eye bullets onto a peg-covered board and chains rebounds to stack damage.
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Why it matters
A one-person Milan studio shipping a Japanese-supported Steam roguelike at a low price is the kind of small release that lives or dies on whether its peg-board physics hold up across repeated runs.
Key Facts
- Stratos Gaming released Splat Pachinko on Steam on November 12.
- Splat Pachinko is developed by Stupidi Pixel, an indie studio based in Milan, Italy.
- The game has over 100 types of eye bullets and over 70 types of mutations.
- Splat Pachinko supports Japanese and costs 1,380 yen, with a 20% discount to 1,104 yen until November 19.
- Stupidi Pixel founder Fabio Taurisano handles game design, programming, pixel art, animation and music.
It has over 100 eye bullet types and over 70 mutations, and supports Japanese. The price is 1,380 yen, with a 20% discount to 1,104 yen until November 19.
The premise is an alien that gave up devouring stars to live quietly, then lost its loved one to a mysterious cosmic creature. The journey back runs through a branching map that changes every play, with quirky planets, markets and high-risk events along the way.
Stupidi Pixel is based in Milan. Founder Fabio Taurisano handles game design, programming, pixel art, animation and music on the project. Splat Pachinko is out now on Steam with Japanese support.
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