Pegfinity

I actually had to start up this game multiple times, even though I would finish these games in like one run. Felt pretty repetitive, actually had to put some effort into 100% completing it.

Loved every minute, took me 5 hours. Worth every penny

great game, very dopamine sim heavy, make my brain go brrrrr :3 slight lil sub 4.5 hour 100%

I'm pretty close to refunding this game. I've tried my best to do to have fun with it - really, like I'm trying not to keep my eyes on the charge bar, but with how some of the special balls function (like the bouncy ball, the glass ball, i swear even the watermelon ball feels heavier) even when I tried to go off of muscle memory I kept finding myself looking over at it anyways instead of the board, which, if you bought this game, I would imagine is the main drawing point. A lot of the upgrades the game offers are underwhelming and generally feel not worth going for. A slight increase maybe, a small upgrade, which usually would be fine for these kinda' incremental games, but for a game that draws you in on its visual dopamine factor, a significant amount of them don't really add to that. It would be fine if these small upgrades weren't so expensive individually, but you're practically spending all your money at a time just for like.. a 3% increase to your peg value, just for you to spend the same amount of time anyways for the next upgrade. Overall, I felt like the two absolutely biggest parts of this game were both underwhelming, frustrating and just not satisfying. There's so much potential for this game to be good - if there were ways to interact with the board - a flipper maybe, some kind of shake, maybe even like a rebirth mechanic, hell, even changing the visual of the charge bar so that it follows the rim of the board instead of being in the corner I feel like would help a lot in keeping eyes closer on the thing that drew people into the game in the first place. I believe the developer CAN make this a good game, it just doesn't feel like it's quite there yet.

Criminally underrated. I never thought I'd see a person reinvent Peggle.

It's Good.

Every once in a while, I come across a game with a great premise that manages to ruin it completely. This is one of those games. Fortune Mill had a pachinko room and that entire mode, that only made up a fragment of the game, was miles better than this. Pegfinity does the bare minimum to remain serviceable as an incremental pachinko game, with upgrades seeming few and far between with a board that leaves you hard pressed to find meaningful changes between runs.