Void Pachinko Mixes Real Physics With Incremental Gameplay

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Void Pachinko is the debut game from Void Shaft Games, a small indie studio made up of just two developers, and is set to release on PC via Steam in 2026. While clicker and idle games are not for everyone, fans of the incremental genre will likely find something special here thanks to its strong focus on physics, timing, and player control.

At its core, Void Pachinko is about dropping balls into a custom-built pachinko board and earning as many points as possible before time runs out. You drop balls into a central hole called the Void, but once released, the balls bounce around using real physics. They hit pins, trigger effects, and collect points as you move through the board.

Each round requires full attention because the balls are fragile. If they hit the walls too many times, they can break and be lost. To prevent this, you can spin a ring during play to guide the balls and keep them moving toward better paths.

After each run, points can be spent on new balls and pins, many of which come with special abilities. Balls and pins are designed to work together, allowing you to create powerful combos and high-scoring chains. On top of that, the game includes a large skill tree that unlocks upgrades and new ways to play, giving you plenty of room to experiment and refine their strategy.

Void Pachinko also changes things up by introducing new levels that alter the rules and visuals. As players move through different timelines, each stage brings new mechanics and a new look, keeping the experience from feeling repetitive. Luck plays a role, but smart choices and planning shape the path forward.