Rollers of the Realm

The game is fun at first. But even after hiring multiple extra characters and upgrading everyone fully I reached a point where I couldn't get past a certain puzzle no matter how many times I tried. I eventually gave up in frustration and quit playing the game for good.

Definitely worth it for $5 or less. There is nothing quite like this game that I have found. The art is a bit rough at full resolution. Some of the maps definitely need a tune up and I experienced a few spots of random animation lag on the ball. I recommend this game for anyone who misses Microsoft's old pinball game. Not quite as good, but it scratches the itch in a different way! Love the combat aspect.

El juego es excelente, me recordó mucho a Pinball Dreams de NES que combina una muy buena historia con pinball y toda la cosa, pero si me van a decir que en la edad media habían negros y marimachas, lo siento, pero venir a restregar ese tipo de ideologías aquí NO.

leuke mix van pinball en verhaallijn

I ended up getting the "Could not load Steam. Exiting..." error. I did what was supposed to fix it and it didn't work. Can't get a refund either since it has been sitting in my library for awhile, so guess the company just gets my money for no product at all. Great.

Just a very different pinball table. Nicely done, still anticipating the sequel.

Not a bad game. I'll post my first impressions. First the positives. It's pinball, and your balls have different abilities. That's pretty cool, and you know exactly when to get excited if a NPC pinball suddenly shows up, because you're the only one who uses pinballs, everyone else is a little animated mini-figurine. You can level up your character pinballs and each of their upgrades provide a tiny blurb of lore about them, like the knight character who pawned off his ring, and once you buy it back his special only costs half as much. The character interactions are pretty good, nothing too chuckle worthy but its about what I would expect. It's a mostly pleasant experience. And now my nitpicks. Art style is a little meh, makes me think "The DnD 5e players manual but Chibi" The controls are... ok. I don't have the slightest clue why you need to flick the left stick up and down to change Balls (characters) when theres RT and LT you could use instead or the Dpad. Speaking of the Controls, the game seems to lack the icons for the buttons, telling you to press a key on the keyboard instead of the controller. One thing I find annoying is how often you have to hit barriers that are in the way to move up the board but other than that I can't find much to complain about. The music is passable, although not really memorable in any way. Maybe you'll get sick of the generic "On an adventure" music that plays in the background throughout the menus. I might come back to this one if I need something to do for a quick 30 minutes or so.

A very fun update to the pinball formula.

Fun way to blow off steam!

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