VOID/BREAKER exits early access with new weapons and Japanese support
Playstack has launched the full version of Stubby Games' roguelite FPS, adding an ending, new weapons and improved controls across PC and consoles.
Playstack released the full version of VOID/BREAKER, the roguelite FPS developed by Stubby Games, on November 5, 2026, according to gamespark.jp. The launch moves the game out of early access with a package of new content and fixes.
Per Steam News, the full release adds a new LMG and endgame weapons. The story's ending has also been implemented, closing out the narrative that had been left open during early access.
The update reworks several areas of the experience: menus have been improved, combat visibility has been adjusted and controller controls have been refined. The game now also supports Japanese.
VOID/BREAKER is available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, on PS5 and on Xbox Series X|S. It is also available through Game Pass on the Microsoft Store.
Early access attention
During development, the studio posted on Reddit, drawing attention as a game about defeating an evil AI that does not use generative AI.
Quick answers
What platforms is VOID/BREAKER available on?
It is available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, on PS5 and on Xbox Series X|S, and through Game Pass on the Microsoft Store.
What does the full version of VOID/BREAKER add?
The full release adds a new LMG and endgame weapons, implements the story's ending, improves menus, combat visibility and controller controls, and adds Japanese language support.
Who developed and published VOID/BREAKER?
The game was developed by Stubby Games and published by Playstack.