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VOID/BREAKER Developer Stubby Games and Publisher Playstack

VOID/BREAKER is a solo project by Daniel Stubbington of Stubby Games, published by Playstack, following The Entropy Centre.

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VOID/BREAKER first-person combat scene shows a rifle, an explosion, glowing enemies, and blue dome-shaped barriers in a ruined arena.
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Who developed and published VOID/BREAKER?

VOID/BREAKER first-person view shows a rifle firing at glowing enemies beneath a translucent dome, with bright green effects and HUD elements.
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VOID/BREAKER was developed by Stubby Games and published by Playstack, according to the game's official Steam store page. The store description frames it as "a solo project from developer Daniel Stubbington, known as Stubby Games."

The solo developer behind Stubby Games

Stubby Games is the independent studio of solo developer Daniel Stubbington. The official description notes that before VOID/BREAKER he made The Entropy Centre, a Portal-inspired puzzle game released in 2022. The store page presents VOID/BREAKER as him following his passion for dynamic FPS gameplay and roguelites. The developer's own site is voidbreakergame.com.

Third-party coverage adds context. The Wikipedia entry on the game describes Stubby Games as "the independent studio of solo developer Daniel Stubbington," echoing the official framing. A SmashPad early access review describes Stubbington as a solo developer from the UK, noting his earlier work on The Entropy Centre.

The publisher: Playstack

Playstack is named as publisher on the Steam page. The studio's own game page for VOID/BREAKER lists the developer as Stubby Games and describes the title as an "Adrenaline-Fueled Roguelite FPS." That page also carries the announcement that the game reaches 1.0 on November 4.

Community-facing updates during Early Access were posted on Steam under the name "Playstack Team," for example the announcements about pricing changes and the Supporter's Pack.

What is and isn't officially documented

  • Officially documented: the developer and publisher names, Stubbington's solo role, and his prior game The Entropy Centre, all as stated on the Steam store page.
  • Not officially documented here: details of Stubbington's personal background beyond what the store page and third-party outlets say, and any studio size or staffing figures. The facts available describe Stubby Games as a solo project, but nothing more specific about its structure is given.

Platform and release basics

The Steam listing covers Windows and lists a release date of August 19, 2025, with the game sold under Early Access. The same listing names Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation and Sports among its genres. According to Wikipedia, version 1.0 is scheduled for November 4, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.