Pinballer (3D Pinball)

Drive the balls - on the bizarre tables "3D Pinball" and take first places among the players! [list][b]Liked:[/b] [*]+ Achievements [*]+ Simple control [*]+ Pleasant melody on the background [*]+ Two modes [*]+ Five tables for playing Pinball [*]+ Online record table [*]+ The ability to configure the camera! [b]Did not like:[/b] [*]- By default, all sounds and music are disabled [*]- Poor 4 table [*]- In the "pro" mode on the first table, an additional ball bonus does not work [*]- in the "pro" mode, the ball can get stuck on the hill [*]- Weak physics [*]- manual loading of statistics into the record table [*]- primitive graphics[/list] [b]Conclusion:[/b] A rather weak project for the Pinball game - at a price of two dollars. The physics of the ball is weak. The pins have a notch on which the ball jumps when rolling. The speed of the ball depends on the FPS on the screen, the lower the FPS - the slower the ball. Part of the ramps does not respond to the ball (table 4), and the bumpers are quite soft and do not give sufficient strength to rebuff the ball. Additionally - the mill extinguishes the speed of the ball of a zero, preventing him from moving on, which at times creates terrible inconvenience. All this is done in a fairly simple graph, which loads your PC, along with a full -fledged 3D shooter. Therefore, I can assume that the code is also not optimized. The game contains a global record table, though you need to send an account manually. What are most likely the players do not do - since it is quite simple to enter the top three. Or there are so few fools who bought this product. Of the pluses - many achievements.

Torn on this one. I have certainly got my moneys worth, but I paid half a buck for it, so that isn't exactly high praise. I'm not sure where the designers got the aesthetics for the tables, maybe they look like this in England, but certainly I have never seen anything quite so unpolished and home made looking. I've seen four of the five tables, and they all seem to be made out of odds and ends. One in particular looked like burnt wood. None of them have a lot going on, and the action seems a bit dead on the bumpers and flippers. It doesn't help that on levels three and four your ball can end up in an adjacent play area that you cant see very well. There are three assorted views, but none of them really let you see the one on the left very well, and they are not easy to switch while playing. I do like the deliciously camp voice over, though it doesn't have much to say aside from 'extra ball' with a hint that it means something naughty, and 'game over'. Everything works though, the sound is nice, as is the music. It could certainly use a tilt function though, if there is one I didn't see it among the controls. That said, I enjoyed it, for as pedestrian as it is, so one thumb up, on sale. ADDENDUM: 34 minutes of play, and I am done. Take that for what you will. Started to get glitchy, balls getting stuck, balls falling thru the hinge on the paddle and getting the extra ball message without an extra ball. Played all the table, blah.

摸鱼 好帮手

it is cool

ИГРАТЬ МНЕ НИКОГДА НЕ НАДОЕДАЕТ И УЖ ТОЧНО НИКОГДА НЕ НАДОЕСТ...ЧТО ДЕЛАТЬ В ЭТОЙ ЖИЗНИ БЕЗ ВИДЕОИГР!?

totally buggy! don't play it! there are waaaay more better pinballs out there!!! Really poorly programmed... at "pro" bals disappear etc. in general they "fly out of map" paths are not made well etc etc etc also plain low flippers.... "ez 100% achievemens but still a pain !"

A good pinball game, but some of the mechanics involving the extra balls and lives are situationally broken. The boards could use stronger personal identities. Table 2 is quite bland, and 4 is a bit difficult to look at. The "Pro" mode should really just be a score and speed modifier. Oh, and we should be able to customize controls.