A pachinko roguelite with city pop vibes. Build a collection of enchanted balls to fire into the machine, collect charms to build synergies between them, and push for chain reactions that flood the screen with multipliers.

A new entry at #46 on the Steam 250 seven-day chart, scoring 7.08 with a 100% positive rating from 28 reviews. Released 17 September 2026.

Key features

Pachinko solves the roguelite randomness problem

A bouncing ball is a random number generator you can watch resolve. That is why the Peggle-roguelite wave works: the player sees the luck happen instead of being told the result, so a bad run feels survivable rather than unfair.

Charms turn one drop into a build

Ball types and charms stack into synergies, so the decision is which combination to assemble rather than where to aim. The aiming is the payoff; the drafting is the game.

Deliberately low-stakes presentation

Neon boards and a curated city pop soundtrack keep the tone light, which matters in a genre where the core loop is watching a score climb. It is built to be left running rather than conquered.

Where to find Pop! Pachinko

• Available now on Steam — $9.74, down from $12.99

Who made Pop! Pachinko

Pangolin Interactive developed Pop! Pachinko alongside Robot Lion Games, published with Gamersky Games. More on the Pangolin Interactive studio page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Pop! Pachinko gambling?

No. It is a single-player roguelite that uses a pachinko board as its scoring mechanism. Steam lists no in-app purchases and no real-money wagering on the store page.

How much does Pop! Pachinko cost?

9.74 dollars on Steam, discounted from a 12.99 dollars list price.

Is Pop! Pachinko like Peggle?

It shares the bouncing-ball scoring, but adds roguelite runs where ball types and charms are drafted between attempts to build synergies.

Is Pop! Pachinko multiplayer?

No. Steam lists it as single-player only.

Who made Pop! Pachinko?

Pangolin Interactive and Robot Lion Games, published by Pangolin Interactive with Gamersky Games.