Pinball FX

I can't speak for FX3, as I've only run the new FX, but I can honestly say I'm not experiencing the problems some others have had, so perhaps their issues are not really a Pinball FX problem. My gaming PC is only mid tier and a few years old, but everything runs smoothly, even on 3 screens, with only very minor lag on 2-3 tables so far out of the couple dozen or so I've played. I love the fun challenges, Pinhall awards, and general things to do to keep players engaged. Even the 3 free tables to start you off are all really fun. Highly recommended!!

Great selection of games. They should update it more often than they do.

As someone who grew up playing pinball in the arcades, this was an easy buy for me. But I almost uninstalled it. I'm using 10 year old laptop hardware not designed for gaming. The lag between pressing the buttons and the flippers actually moving made the game basically unplayable. But I got it to work and now I play it daily. First, disable all the special effects in Settings under Video, including under Advanced. Turn rendering quality way down. For Williams games, disable the add-ons by pressing E in game. I find those super annoying anyway. On your PC, ensure power mode is full performance, no power saving modes. I had to add a boot flag to disable sleeping on my little Intel Mesa GPU. Close your browser completely, that things eats way too much memory. Close anything else not necessary as well. With all that, it runs pretty good for me.

I don't know much about digital Pinball games but this one sucks. It looks terrible even with Ray Tracing turned on, the TAA looks horrendous for anything in motion while not even making the stationary elements look good, everything feels like it's somehow low resolution (Mine was actually at 1440) and in general it looks like something I would expect in 2015, not 2026. There's also pretty bad input latency on some of the paddles which I don't think is intented because the real equivalents don't have that. The physics are also off. It doesn't feel like pinball at all, but maybe that's just how digital simulators are. It also seems like you need to buy basically everything. I was hoping to bridge the time between playing on actual pinball machines with this but I'd rather not play at all than play this.

no gundam pinball but its fine i guess. (if you didn't have to buy the tables)

Best pinball sim!