Infinity Bounce lets you build a pinball galaxy for a hungry cat
Arrange planets and black holes in an incremental pinball game. Redirect shooting stars, earn upgrades and feed a space cat. Free demo on Steam.
In Infinity Bounce, you arrange planets, nebulae and black holes to send shooting stars through your own pinball setup. Their paths determine how your contraption scores, and those points help feed a very hungry space cat.
The tinkering comes from moving things around. You can follow a star’s trail, adjust a planet’s position and see where the next star goes. Points buy upgrades and more celestial bodies, giving you more pieces to work into the layout. If you enjoy incremental games where you can keep rearranging the machinery, that’s the part to look at.
Stray Fawn Studio, the independent developer behind The Wandering Village and Dungeon Clawler, is making the game. Steam currently lists October 28, 2026 for the full release on Windows, macOS and Linux. A free demo is available now.
Infinity Bounce screenshots
Official prerelease/demo screenshots from the Steam store page. Official developer video: Star Paths.