Stray Fawn Studio are a busy bunch these days. Whether they’re helping other indies publish their games or making their own, I’ve seen them popping up all over the place recently.
The latest case in point is Infinity Bounce, a physics-based incremental game about turning the galaxy into your own personal pinball machine. As someone who loves this sort of tactile, physics-based experience, I decided to take a look!
The game is all about placement, and you must position stars, black holes, and other space-themed items to create a pinball-like machine that captures shooting stars. Why shooting stars? So you can feed them to an intergalactic space cat, of course.
It doesn’t take long to get into the game’s incremental loop, and I was bouncing stars around in no time at all. There’s already a soothing pace to the unlocks, and the audio experience is something else.
Infinity Bounce is shaping up to be a mesmerising incremental game, and after the success of Dungeon Clawler, it’s good to see Stray Fawn Studio working on something new and exciting.
If you’d like to give it a try yourself, there’s a demo over on Steam, where Infinity Bounce is available on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC.
