Skully Pinball

That's actually a good game for the price. At least is way cheaper than a real pinball and you still get all the thrill. The themed pinball stages are very good. Wish i could see more enphasis on ambientation, like the ones i used to play as a kid. There was alien invasion theme, king kong attack theme, all kinds of stuff.

багованая и изза этого не играбельная

Pure garbage. I want my 28 cents back so I can put it towards a pack of Juicy Fruit. Its flavor will last longer than this crap did.

Super jeux !!

Super jeu ou je me croirais a mon bar préféré ou il y a un flipeur et ou je jouais avec mes amis du bar quesque j'ai pue perdre d'argent dans se bar a me commander des biéres

[h2]Abandoned By The Developer[/h2] It's not everyone's cup of tea, but I have always thought there's a lot to like about Steam and its basic eco-system. But there are a number of problems as well. [b]Skully Pinball[/b] is a great example of some of the things about Steam that are seriously overdue for fixing. Like "Early Access" - the idea sounds good in theory but as implemented it has a bunch of problems. The biggest of which is that it lasts indefinitely and doesn't have an automatic expiration date. Skully Pinball is marked as "Early Access" but hasn't seen an update in 5 years and appears to be abandoned by the developer. Yet it's still for sale, probably not actually selling but probably occasionally inconveniencing people who buy it and then have to request a refund. I'd like to propose that Valve add an expiration date to "Early Access" games of no more than 2 years from the day they're first put into the store. When the expiration date comes, if the game has been updated within, oh, say the last 6 months, then it remains in the store but the "Early Access" tag is removed. If the game hasn't been updated in that time, however, it's removed from the store altogether.