Pinfall

i love this game!! so fun and so much hard work was put into it :3

Simple controls, easy to pick up on gameplay, but the levels and mechanics can get really tough. Played on Steam Deck with no issues! Looking forward to playing through and trying to get a bit further in my next attempts.

the five stages of grief don't even begin to cover the range of emotions I have felt so far and I am still (or again) not too far into the game, so in other words, it is as much fun as it is devestating to rise and fall (mostly fall) as this silly little ball great idea, great music, great art, great gameplay, collectibles and so much rage, sersiously what more could you want from a game

Holy jeez man so good? I like, fell down to the beginning after 3 hours of hard labor. I love this game! Would recommend to anyone who wants their soul eaten by 40 different demons from my great grandma's hellish sanctuary. The skies sunder with the amount of fear I feel each time I slip up Golly Gee! Graphics are meh, shouldve had DLSS 5 support ngl.

There's a few things that I appreciate about this game. The pixel art is readable, the music and overall atmosphere are very relaxing, and the level design is solid. All that being said I also have some complaints. The physics in this game are predictable, and they have to be for something as high stakes as a rage game, but it means that the paddles you use to navigate feel incredibly sluggish. It doesn't even feel like pinball most of the time. There's an interesting case to be made that archaic controls are a key part of rage games but that's not the issue. The issue for me is that the controls don't make moving through the world feel more novel, fun or engaging. It just feels boring. like someone took a look at how chaotic pinball can be and didn't understand that was what made it fun. Another issue comes from the writing, or rather the lack thereof. Most NPCs you encounter have one or two textboxes total and don't ever seem to have anything interesting to say with them, the most I've encountered so far is a guy who shows up periodically as you make more progress, and a fetchquest NPC. I would've hoped for the game to try and inject some personality or humour to try and give you something to look foreward to, but the writing simply isn't there. I feel like the strengths of this developer are at odds with the kind of game they made. They clearly know how to design around their game's physics but were held back by the need for those physics to work in a rage game. They clearly know how to make some serviceable pixel art but most players won't ever get to the more vivid and interesting areas as they give up after the thousandth fall. Musically speaking I think it's solid but extreme in how scaled back and unobtrusive it needs to be. I enjoy playing it, and I feel like there may be some potential in the Idea of a pinball based rage platformer, but I just don't feel motivated to push further foreward, lose my progress, and push foreward again like the developer want's me to. At 8 CAD I can't recommend this game, though i hope this developer continues to progress and evolve in their skills as this is fairly impressive for what it is and I could easily see them making something better in the future.

just by looking at the art style and hearing the music, you can tell a lot of love was put into the game. :) i can't wait to play more of it and see future developments!!

if pin then only fall 🔥