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Summary
Endless Bounce is a roguelite pinball game where you build the table yourself.
Between stages you buy bumpers and marks in the shop and place them on the playfield by hand. Drag two bumpers together to combine them into something stronger, find the synergies, and reach the score target before the clock runs out. There are 50 stages across 5 worlds, with a boss every ten that steals your bumpers, and an endless mode once you clear stage 50.
Every run is different: randomized shop offers, over 40 items with as many combinations, and 6 unlockable balls that each change the rules. Between runs, 40 talents in 10 branches make the next attempt stronger.
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