Pinball FX VR’s day-one roster names 41 tables, one short of the 42 Zen planned

Zen Studios published the day-one table roster for Pinball FX VR on Steam Frame on October 16, and the tables it names come to 41: three in the base game and 38 across 20 paid add-on packs. The studio said on September 3 that “All 42 tables currently available in Pinball FX VR on Meta Quest are planned to be available at launch”.

The base game ships with three tables, Sky Pirates: Treasures of the Clouds, Pinball Noir and Curse of the Mummy. Image: Zen Studios

That 41 is a count of the tables Zen spells out, not a figure the studio has published, and a pack could in principle hold a table the list does not name. Zen has not set the two numbers against each other.

The base game, $9.99 in the US, carries Sky Pirates: Treasures of the Clouds, Pinball Noir and Curse of the Mummy. Everything beyond those three is a separate purchase, and the packs run from one table, such as Twilight Zone or Goat Simulator Pinball, up to three, as in Bethesda Pinball’s Fallout, DOOM and Skyrim tables.

The other 38 tables Zen names are sold as 20 add-on packs, from single tables up to three in a pack. Image: Zen Studios

Ten of the 20 packs hold a single table, two hold a pair and the other eight hold three each, which is how the add-ons reach 38. The Williams Pinball name is on eight of the packs and 19 of the tables, from Medieval Madness and Attack from Mars to Scared Stiff and Elvira and the Party Monsters.

Alongside the roster Zen names a Global Campaign Mode, in which players “Conquer the districts beating unique missions for special rewards”, and arcade fittings around the tables that the studio lists as “dartboards, vending machines, and interactive gadgets”. The game is single-player on Steam and marked VR Only.

Judge Dredd arrives on October 22

Zen Studios says Judge Dredd, “the 1993 Bally classic”, arrives on Steam Frame on October 22. The studio gives no price for the table, and with it the named roster reaches 42.

Pinball FX VR went on sale on October 14 for Steam Frame alone, and within hours Zen reported a fault in how the game recognises the tables players have paid for. The studio brought the game to Quest in 2025 and said in September that nothing bought there transfers across.

Zen recommends turning on eye tracking in the Steam Frame headset settings rather than in the game. Image: Zen Studios

Zen recommends switching on Steam Frame eye tracking

“For the best visual quality, we recommend enabling Eye Tracking in your Steam Frame headset settings,” Zen Studios writes, adding that “this is a device-level setting, not an in-game option”.

Steam Frame’s eye tracking also drives eye-tracked foveated rendering, which SUPERHOT VR switched on by default in a September 29 patch. Zen does not say which part of its own rendering the setting improves.

Zen named the day-one roster on October 16, two days after the game went on sale. Image: Zen Studios

A patch is promised with no build number

Writing on October 16, Zen Studios says it is “planning to release a patch next week with various fixes for the game”. The studio names none of the fixes and gives no version number.

The 40% Complete Bundles discount for players who own the same tables in the non-VR Pinball FX is a standing term rather than a sale, and Zen repeated in the launch post that these “are not timed offers”. That leaves 41 named tables on Steam Frame for now, and 42 once Judge Dredd lands on October 22.

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