Infected Mushroom Pinball

Alright, so when I first bought this it would not load, been a long time fan of IM, so wanted to get it to support them either way. Today (5/10/2026) I am playing it and it loaded up, I could change my settings and the menus worked. Maybe it got an update or something, but I was able to walk around and play on Desktop. Played the Pinball. Realized there was some stuff to check out, and then learned I could escape the laundromat with enough effort... The city outside is cool. The police are not a real threat, all talk. It was nice to jump off the edge only to be met with an infinite void. Feels appropriate for an Infected Mushroom game, even if I wasn't supposed to be able to do that. More interactions with the world would make this an experience, for sure. It's fun to play the tape in the VCR. It's cool that you can tune the radio and play with the music, warping it and whatnot. I enjoyed, but also had low expectations.

A beautiful game. I’ve watched videos about it, but it doesn’t support all the graphics cards in PES. I hope you can find a solution for it.

Good ♥♥♥♥!

Another "poor VR performance" review from me. VR mode is the sole reason I purchased this game, and I could never get it to run acceptably. With a Quest 2 hard-wired to my system, it runs below 60fps no matter the graphics settings I use in-game, and nothing changes when lowering the VR headset's resolution/framerate limits either. Another reviewer mentioned that you can't disable resolution scaling at all, and I have this same complaint.. Because even if it ran okay, the entirety of what I see is like looking through a glass pane smeared with petroleum jelly. I have an RX 7800 XT, Core Ultra 7 265k, 64GB RAM, and all SSD storage.. This same machine & VR setup plows through Half Life Alyx like it's nothing, with no graphical weirdness. So it's pretty clear this is not my system's fault here either, and there's zero reason for optimization to be this poor.

Its not run well on asus xbox ally x. I hope that will chnages in the future.

Faltan cosas por pulir en VR, me volví loco para conseguir empezar partida, y luego lo mismo para tirar la bola con el plunger, el problema es que no puedes configurar la altura de la mesa ni nada, para empezar partida tienes que pulsar un botón que casi no llegas con el mando debido a eso a que está muy abajo, es bastante confuso. La sensación de VR se fastidia bastante debido a que no puedes ver la mesa a una altura decente y queda lejos, con lo que se traduce en gráficos un poco distorsionados. Por otro lado la única manera de salir del VR es apagando el juego directamente, no puedes volver al menú ni hacer nada más que jugar partidas. Aún tienen que arreglar eso. Yo lo compré de oferta pero al precio original ni de broma, por lo menos hasta que este todo bien montado.

As a long-time Infected Mushroom fan, I went into Infected Mushroom Pinball with a lot of excitement — and overall, it’s been a really interesting experience. First off, the vibe is absolutely on point. The music, visuals, and overall theme capture that signature Infected Mushroom energy really well. It doesn’t feel like a generic pinball game with a skin — it genuinely feels like a tribute to their style. The sound design especially stands out, and when everything flows together during gameplay, it creates some really immersive moments. The developers have also clearly been putting in the work. Compared to earlier impressions, the game feels more stable now — menus are smoother, settings behave properly, and the physics have improved. The addition of different game modes (like the lightweight mode) is a great touch and adds some variety. That said, there are still a few areas where the game could improve: Physics consistency: While better than before, the ball can still feel unpredictable at times. Some fine-tuning here would go a long way in making the gameplay feel more polished and skill-based. Difficulty curve: Even on easier settings, the table feels quite challenging. It might help to ease players in a bit more or provide clearer progression so new players don’t feel stuck early on. Visual clarity (especially in the tunnel): The tunnel/ring section is a cool idea, but it’s hard to judge depth and positioning. Adding subtle visual guides or indicators could make this section more intuitive without removing the challenge. Game mode accessibility: It currently feels like you need to progress quite far to experience more variety. Having a few more modes available upfront could make the game feel more engaging from the start. Edge-case mechanics: There are moments (like certain rail shots) where the ball can be unfairly drained. If unintended, small safeguards like situational ball saves could improve the experience. Overall, the game has a strong identity and a lot of potential. It’s already improved significantly, and with a bit more polish and balance, it could become something really special — especially for fans of Infected Mushroom and pinball alike. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves.

Sadly didnt work for me in Vr (Pico 4), if the vr start option is fixed i will probably give it another try. But for now it's refunded

the game looks brilliant but it needs alot of work , the problems that need fixing right now is the flippers are not as fast or responsive they lack power the flippers have a delay . the plunger doesnt work properly . the game has huge potential it just needs alot of polishing and refining so i hope it improves. i hope they get more experienced people involved so its on the level of other games like pinball arcade and Zaccaria level detail.

Un gioco di flipper con la musica di Infected Mushroom? Una sola parola: Epico!