Rink Rush: Air Hockey and Mini Pinball on Your Real Table in Mixed Reality

Rink Rush is two small table games that run on the table already in your room. You wear a headset, and mixed reality places the rink and the pinball table on that surface. One game is air hockey with two mallets and a puck. The other is mini pinball on the same table.

It is coming soon on aeternusvita.io. Visit Rink Rush to get notified when it is ready. This guide explains what it is, how it works and who it tends to suit, using only the official brief and store copy.

What Rink Rush is

The one-line pitch is air hockey and mini pinball on your real table, in mixed reality. The subtitle is shorter still: air hockey and pinball.

Rink Rush is two table games on the table already in your room. You wear a headset, and mixed reality places the games on that table. One game is air hockey. The other is mini pinball. You stay at your own table. The headset supplies the rink, the pinball and the sounds.

It is made by aeternusvita.io. The factory categories are games and mr. Platforms are listed as Web, Chrome extension and vision-ios, with a hosted web build that has passed a desktop smoke test. A Chrome Web Store build and an HTML5 package are prepared, with submission still to come. Nothing has been submitted or released, so there are no ratings, reviews or prices on file.

The Chrome Web Store edition gives the same idea for a flat screen: a tabletop arcade game that runs offline in its own Chrome tab on a 3D table, with short arcade rounds and no accounts, ads or analytics.

How it sits on your real table

Rink Rush is built around one surface. Mixed reality places the games on the table you already have. You look at the table, pick hockey or pinball, and play.

The headset renders the rink lines, the pinball furniture and the chosen table finish on that surface, and handles the audio. The brief puts it as staying at your own table while the headset supplies the rink, the pinball and the sounds. Mini pinball stays on the same surface, in the same view, when you want a change from the rally. You do not move to another space to switch.

The two games

Air hockey uses two mallets and a puck. That is the equipment list in every locale of the store copy. You can set the table as neon or as wood — a visual setting for the same surface. The brief does not list other table styles.

Feedback is three cues. Each hit has an impact sound. A goal plays a burst of light and a whistle.

Mini pinball is described as mini pinball on the same table, staying on the same surface in the same view when you want a change from the rally. The brief does not lay out a separate pinball layout or scoring table beyond the shared loop length. Together they are two arcade actions on one surface: a rally with mallets and a puck, and a deflection game that keeps the ball in play there.

How a round works

Two arcade loops carry the play. Each one runs for about 60 to 90 seconds. The brief repeats that duration in the long description, the features list and the Chrome edition. One loop is air hockey. The other is mini pinball.

A round is short. You start, play the loop, and it ends. You stay at the table throughout. There is no mention of room-scale walking. Sound and light stay tied to the moment: a hit gives an impact sound, a goal gives a burst of light and a whistle.

Switching is simple. Air hockey and mini pinball sit on the same surface in the same view. When you want a break from the rally, you pick the other game on that table.

Controls and where you can play

The brief names the in-headset idea first: you wear a headset and mixed reality places the games on the table.

The Chrome Web Store edition fills in the flat-screen controls for the Chrome tab. It runs offline in its own Chrome tab. Controls are drag to look, click or press Space to play. If you have a WebXR headset connected, an Enter VR option is also available.

Rink Rush is listed for Web, Chrome extension and vision-ios. The Chrome Web Store entry is queued at #06 and an HTML5 zip is packaged for itch.io pending account setup. Google Play needs a Capacitor wrapper first. The status is hosted with a desktop smoke test passed.

That edition also states no accounts, ads or analytics. The brief does not list online accounts, leaderboards or prices, so this guide does not assume them.

Who it suits

Rink Rush is short, table-bound and arcade-led.

If you like table games at home but do not have a full-size air hockey table, the placement does that job on a surface you already have. The neon or wood choice sets the look without changing the space.

If you like quick sessions, the 60 to 90 second loops are the key length. Each attempt is over in about a minute to a minute and a half, and you can swap to the other game on the same surface without changing place.

If you have a headset and want something others can understand fast, two mallets and a puck plus mini pinball are familiar. A hit has a sound. A goal has a burst and a whistle.

If you usually play on a laptop, the Chrome tab version is the closer match: a 3D table that runs offline, with drag to look and click or Space to play. Enter VR is there if a WebXR headset is connected.

The brief does not name an age band, so this guide does not assume a child or adult-only audience. Practical setup stays the same: use a clear table with space to move your hands, keep the surface tidy, and keep the area around it clear.

What coming soon means and how to get notified

Rink Rush is listed as coming soon on aeternusvita.io. That is the only availability status on file. The brief is explicit: nothing has been submitted or released.

No release date has been set. No price or monetisation has been set. No store IDs have been assigned for Meta Horizon, PICO, Steam, Microsoft Store, Play or Apple. No ratings or reviews exist because the project is unreleased. The ready score is 82, which reflects a hosted web build with a desktop smoke test passed, a prepared CWS zip and HTML5 zip, listings and art on file, and steps still to do before submission, including a human headset test and store accounts where needed.

The publishing notes also say the privacy policy URL was proposed on 2026-10-23 but is not yet live and should be published before any store review. Suggested article angles in the brief are marked as suggestions only.

To keep up, go to Rink Rush and use the notify option on the product page. That is the place aeternusvita.io will update when the coming soon status changes. For now it is coming soon, nothing more.

Quick recap

• What it is: air hockey and mini pinball on your real table, in mixed reality, from aeternusvita.io. Wear a headset and the games sit on the table in your room.
• The surface: one table. Mini pinball stays on the same surface in the same view when you want a change from the hockey rally. The headset supplies the rink, the pinball and the sounds.
• Air hockey pieces: two mallets and a puck, with a neon or wood table. Each hit has an impact sound. A goal has a burst of light and a whistle.
• Round length: two arcade loops of about 60 to 90 seconds each.
• Chrome edition: tabletop arcade on a 3D table that runs offline in its own Chrome tab. Drag to look, click or Space to play, with an Enter VR option when a WebXR headset is connected. No accounts, ads or analytics stated.
• Where to watch: Rink Rush on aeternusvita.io — coming soon, with a notify option for when it goes live.