Multimorphic

Multimorphic is an American pinball manufacturer based in Round Rock, Texas. Founder Gerry Stellenberg, an electrical engineer who designed motherboards for companies including Cisco after graduating from Virginia Tech in 1997, built the P-ROC control board as a side project in 2009 to let hobbyists rewrite the rules on existing pinball machines. He incorporated the company as Multimorphic in 2012 to build a full machine around that same open approach.

That machine, the P3, began shipping to customers in July 2017. Rather than building a single dedicated game, Multimorphic sells one cabinet with a lower playfield built around a high-definition display and real-time ball tracking, topped by an upper playfield module that swaps out in about a minute without tools. Getting a new game means installing a new module and its software, not buying a new machine. The P3 launched with two titles, Dennis Nordman's Lexy Lightspeed: Escape From Earth and Cannon Lagoon, followed by Heist in 2020 and Weird Al's Museum of Natural Hilarity in 2022, the company's first licensed title.

Final Resistance followed in 2023, then the licensed The Princess Bride in February 2024 and Portal in March 2025, with Elemental Pinball shipping as an add-on game later that year. Multimorphic builds its cabinets, playfields, and modules at its Round Rock factory, which it expanded in 2023 to add an in-house woodworking shop and 3D printing for smaller parts, and it publishes a software development kit so outside designers can build and sell their own P3 game kits alongside the company's own lineup.