Flipper Volcano

I do not recommend this game at all. It doesn't take even a whole hour to beat "adventure mode". Also, they might have an "endless mode", but you get screwed and lose your run, because of glitchy map generation. Not worth it.

endless mode is 100% luck based due to the level generation not uncommonly putting the next level entrance in the wall

this game has a very simple problem that makes it unplayable for me, but easily playable for many. Every time you die your settings reset. I do not want to play the game in fullscreen mode, but every single time you die in it it will return you to fullscreen.

Pinball fresco y lindo juego de paso, el nivel tiene cierta aleatoriedad, el aumento de un poco de jugabilidad, pero a menudo aparecen al azar algunas combinaciones muy difíciles.

Got this game in a humble bundle years back and have finally gotten around to playing it. The concept is very charming but there are issues with the launch barrels in which they'll shoot your ball in a random direction leaving the entire completion of this game 100% up to chance rather than any skill. Checking other reviews this has been an issue for a long time, if the dev's decide to fix the barrels I'd happily change my review upon beating the game but in this game's current state it's just charming slop.

Fun little procedurally generated pinball game where you outrun lava. There are different balls with different abilities, and endless mode, but there's not a lot of content.

First thing first, I don't like this game, but if your buying it on sale in bulk with other Sockpop games in the bundle than it's a worthwhile experiment. Buy only in both of those scenarios. I want to like this game. It's a neat concept, but its execution is so unpolished that it's falls apart quite quickly. The physics aren't tight enough and the bizarre choice to make the camera move around to focus on the ball instead of stabilizing on the play area makes it so difficult to judge where the ball is on the paddle, so it feels like the it's going to go in a random direction no matter what. Only one character(Ivy) feels like my skill at pinball has any effect on how likely I am to win. The breakable block gimmick is infuriating when you can't determine where the ball is going to go. It makes Ivy the only viable character, and it makes the ghost checkpoint system downright necessary to win with most of the other characters. If you need a checkpoint system for a game as consistent and straightforward as pinball, there's something fundamentally wrong with the way you built the game. That's not even touching on how all the physics objects are somehow broken. The barrel launchers have a fire box that doesn't keep pace with the exit hole. Even determining which side is the exit is difficult because the arrow isn't pointy enough to see clearly while it's spinning around. The random placement of moving walls can make games unwinnable because the timing is too tight and the exit can be placed behind awkward tunnels. Even if you get the ball to the exit, many times the paddles of the next room just physically push you back down. The triangular bumpers are the only hazard that is in every room, and it's often the worst obstacle because it directly blocks the exit, or gets you stuck against other objects which spawn in ways that suggest they don't account for the bumpers' space, or will even soft lock you by putting you in an infinite loop with holes. Extra balls don't count as extra lives, but can block your ball from the exit while you try to break blocks with them, so there almost more of a hazard using them then just letting them fall. This is such an interesting concept, but none of it is executed right. The good news is, that it's achievements are short and simple, so if you're like me and need to get them, it's not too time consuming, and I did like the idea enough that I would like to see a version of this game done right. Just remember, it's a sale and bundle only game.

I would rather have 3-4 teeth pulled out than play this game again.