
Are you ready for the ultimate Pinball challenge? The authentically detailed Pinball tables are inviting you to a round of thrilling arcade action. The modern technology ensures a top-notch, state-of-the-art physics simulation.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 24 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Terrible game, quite possibly one of the worst pinball games I have ever played. Even Midnight Bomber on the old Commodore 64 was better than this turd. The tables are boring and unimaginative, the physics are rubbish and the nudge is more like a shake the table all over the place than a nudge. For the asking price I recommend people look elsewhere. I am glad I got this in a bundle. 0\5
It's a bad looking pinball game...
Full disclosure: I got the Triple Pack with this and the two other titles on the Winter Sale for $2.99 USD. And I have no idea what all the bad reviews are about. This is pinball, like machines were back in the 80s, no glitz or glamour, just something basic to bet your quarters against while you waited for pizza or hung out in the arcade. Here you get six tables in various themes, all with ramps and chutes, some with lower tables to earn multiballs on. You can make the trick shots and ramps, it just takes time, practice and a bit of luck. I thought the table designs were pretty cool in a retro sort of way, and honestly I had a lot of fun with the tables. They play like actual tables did, and sound like them too. This was as good as it got and honestly fancier than some tables back in the 80s. I'd certainly recommend this set on sale, in the bundle or full price if you want six new tables now.
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Languages: English, German
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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https://youtu.be/9UUIo6-NR-8 While this game understands the concept and function of how to pinball tables work, it lacks a good sense of board flow. The results in boards that are simply functional while lacking connective tissue between the elements to make any of the boards come alive.
Fun pinball with a nice variety of tables. I am at a complete loss to explain all the hateful comments and ratings. Some are absurd. One person said you can't control the speed of the ball at launch. So what? If that's a deal-killer for you, ask for a refund and only buy tables which offer this feature. Don't write a nasty review. I love pinball and own almost every table available on Steam. I set up a game room in my home with a 55 inch UHD TV and X-Box controller. There are many tables "better" than these, which also cost more. There are tables not as good which cost more. If you buy something and don't like it just drop the drama, get a refund and move on. To quote Bart Simpson: "Don't have a cow, man."
Developed by Fancy Bytes and Reactor and published by United Independent Entertainment, Fantastic Pinball Thrills delivers a traditional arcade pinball experience that prioritizes accessible gameplay and score chasing over complex mechanics. It embraces the familiar formula that has made digital pinball enjoyable for decades, inviting players to master carefully designed tables through skill, timing, and precision. Rather than relying on elaborate progression systems or cinematic presentation, the game focuses on recreating the excitement of classic pinball machines in a digital format that is easy to jump into while still offering enough challenge to keep players returning for better performances. One of the game's strongest qualities is its collection of six distinct pinball tables, each built around a unique theme including medieval castles, outer space, high-speed racing, aviation, Oktoberfest celebrations, and fast-paced action. These environments are more than simple visual reskins, as each table features its own arrangement of ramps, bumpers, lanes, and objectives that influence how players approach scoring opportunities. Learning the flow of every table becomes an enjoyable process, rewarding repeated play with improved consistency and larger point totals. The variety helps maintain interest by encouraging players to adapt their strategies instead of relying on the same techniques across every game. The physics system provides a convincing simulation of ball movement, giving every shot a satisfying sense of weight and momentum. Successful play depends heavily on flipper timing, shot accuracy, and anticipating how the ball will react after striking obstacles or ricocheting around the table. Randomness remains part of the pinball experience, but skill gradually becomes the deciding factor as players become more familiar with each layout. This balance between unpredictability and control creates an engaging gameplay loop that rewards patience and practice without becoming overly complicated for newcomers. Visually, Fantastic Pinball Thrills captures the colorful spirit of arcade machines through bright environments, reflective table surfaces, animated lighting, and multiple camera perspectives that let players choose their preferred view of the action. The presentation may not match the graphical fidelity of more modern pinball collections, but it effectively supports the game's energetic atmosphere. Mechanical sound effects, bumper impacts, and themed audio cues complement the visuals well, adding to the feeling of interacting with a lively digital pinball cabinet. Full controller support also contributes to a comfortable experience for players who prefer gamepads over keyboard controls. The game remains intentionally straightforward, avoiding extensive customization, unlockable campaigns, or deep progression systems. Its primary source of replay value comes from mastering individual tables, improving personal records, and competing for higher scores. Players who appreciate arcade-style games where repeated practice leads to measurable improvement will likely enjoy this design philosophy. On the other hand, those looking for a broader selection of content, numerous gameplay modes, or ongoing progression may find the experience somewhat limited after spending significant time with the available tables. Fantastic Pinball Thrills succeeds because it understands the appeal of classic pinball and concentrates on delivering a polished version of that formula. The varied table designs, dependable physics, responsive controls, and attractive presentation combine to create an entertaining arcade experience that remains enjoyable even years after its release. Although it lacks the content depth and technical sophistication of larger modern pinball collections, it provides enough variety and replayability to satisfy fans seeking uncomplicated, skill-based entertainment. For players who simply want to enjoy the timeless challenge of digital pinball, this title offers a solid and enjoyable package. Rating: 6/10
This is an OK pinball game. I recommend it only for those who are not pinball snobs though and only on sale. Non-proportional stretching of the item models on my widescreen appear to make things look slightly squished vertically, ball physics are definitely off, the music is very repetitive after a bit, and the ball is fairly dark for some reason. The 6 tables included seem to include minimal modes and mini-games so, no, it's not comparable to Real Arcade or Pinball FX 2, so just be aware of that up front. That said, the controls work well for keyboard and 360 gamepad, and it even has one feature that the big boys don't: you can enter your highscore name with the keyboard. Maybe they could learn something from this after all. :)
这个开发者的发布了好几个这种差不多的骗钱游戏 非常无聊的内容,游戏连个按键介绍都没有
Fun little pinball game with 6 boards. It's nothing too special, not even close to good tables like Addams Family or idk, Star Wars, but still it provides a bit of fun. For such price - why not?
어린 시절에 했던 핀볼이 떠오른다. 친구 집에 모여 플레이를 구경하던 추억. 실수하면 좋아하고, 서로의 점수를 비교하며 즐기던 날. 라고 말하지만, 과연 이 가격에 어울리는지 의문이 든다. 서로의 화면을 공유하면서 먼저 죽는 사람이 패배하는 규칙으로 한다면 경쟁도 하고 재미도 느낄 수 있지않을까? 추천 의향은 없다.
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