
Become the Pinball Wizard you were destined to be! Master the pinball machine, cash out for powerful upgrades and automation, and climb the corporate ladder in this Pinball Incremental.
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my save data completely disappeared randomly on restart
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While the premise of an incremental pinball machine game sounded cool, the execution is disappointing. There is very little gameplay involving the pinball game mechanic. Most of your time will be spent in menus buying upgrades. Apart from two early ones, the upgrades never change the pinball game in any significant way. It feels like such lost potential. There could've been more pegs added to the board, more paddles in different places, more multiplier zones, etc. I must admit that I am not a fan of idler games. I feel like if you've played one, you've basically played them all. They always start fun with constant upgrades and progress. Then it gets slower and slower-- especially if, like me, you never put money into them. It feels like they're all just predatory in-app purchases in a trench coat preying on that basic human need for number-go-up. It feels weird to not recommend a free game, but there's so many better idlers out there that are also free. There's better free pinball games out there as well. This game feels way too slow, has no audio whatsoever, and still boasts "More coming soon!" in its menus despite no updates in ~5 years. Give it a try if you feel like it, but don't expect much.
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very promising game but progression is way too slow for an incremental game
This is... kind of awful. This feels like it was made by someone who doesn't really know much about pinball. Doesn't know how a good table is designed. Doesn't know what makes it fun. And probably hasn't really played much pinball. The physics are horribly, unforgivably bad. And the table lacks any ramps, or anything beyond some basic bumpers. There's no theme, no sound effects, and no reason to play the pinball beyond accumulationg score for the incrimental. What you're left with is baby's first incrimental game tacked on to some very basic pinball window dressing. The core gameplay loop isn't fun.
WAAAAAY too slow late game, the premise is good and the upgrades are fine the scaling is just wayyy off late game. 100% should at most take around 100 hours if you semi idle it not as long as it does...
großartiges Spiel für nebenbei, zieht sich aber stark...
Скучно, не интересно, никакого развития механик по ходу игры
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