
Play free and try tables in trial mode with Zaccaria Pinball, featuring 175+ tables, including 40+ officially licensed from Zaccaria was founded by three brothers: Marino, Franco, & Natale. Zaccaria was one of the three largest pinball manufacturers in the world, next to Bally & Williams.
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Zaccaria Pinball celebrates the rich legacy of Zaccaria, the Italian pioneers of pinball. Founded by the Zaccaria brothers (Marino, Franco, and Natale), the company became one of the three largest pinball manufacturers in the world and Europe’s leading pinball maker during its golden years (1974–1987). Over this remarkable era, the Zaccaria brothers crafted over 35 iconic machines, each known for their unique design, vibrant artwork, and innovative gameplay that captivated arcade enthusiasts worldwide. Faithful recreations of over 35 Zaccaria tables, designed to preserve their timeless appeal. Enhanced visuals with modern lighting, shadows, and graphical upgrades.

Play Zaccaria Pinball and experience the thrill of classic pinball completely free!
Jump straight into the Time Machine table at no cost. Love the style? Unlock its Retro version simply by joining the Zaccaria Pinball Community Page!
Want more? With over 175+ constantly expanding pinball tables, you can try more than half of them in unlimited trial mode, each with a score limit.
Ready for the ultimate challenge? Story Mode takes you on a journey through 42 uniquely designed pinball tables, each presenting unique challenges. Climb the leaderboard and unlock at least 45 achievements as you master the Story Mode.
And for the complete retro experience, dive into 6 arcade video games that will transport you back in time!

VR Support – Immerse yourself in pinball like never before with full VR support. (Zaccaria Pinball - VR DLC required.)
Free to Play Content – Enjoy the Time Machine table completely free! Try all other tables in trial mode with score limits.
Authentic Pinball Experience – Play highly detailed Zaccaria pinball tables with original rules, sounds, and voiceovers.
Local Multiplayer – Hotseat up to 4 players in Classic game mode or challenge yourself by defeating bots.
Multiplayer Mode – Challenge your friends online, just like in the golden age of arcade halls.
Stunning Visuals – Immerse yourself in breathtaking lighting, dynamic shadows, realistic reflections, and mesmerizing glow effects.
Multiple Physics Modes – Choose from Arcade, Simulation, or up to 4 fully customizable physics presets that you can create yourself. (Zaccaria Pinball – Bronze Pack DLC required for certain options.)
Customizable Physics – Fine-tuned physics engine with accurate ball movement, flipper action, and table behavior. (Zaccaria Pinball – Bronze Pack DLC required)
Multiple Game Modes – Choose from 8 unique game modes with different challenges to test your skills.
Tournament Mode – Daily, weekly, and monthly official tournaments, plus 9 daily custom tournaments with customizable settings, replay, and history.
Profile & XP System – Level up through 100+ profile levels to unlock rewards and customization items.
Quest System – Complete more than 200+ quests per month, with daily, weekly, and monthly challenges and track the TOP players with the quest leaderboard. (Many quests are DLC specific.)
Cabinet Mode Support – Play Zaccaria Pinball in full Cabinet Mode for the ultimate virtual pinball experience. The playfield is displayed across the entire screen, and you can configure Backglass and DMD monitors to match your custom setup.
Camera Editor – Customize your view with 4 custom camera angles or pick from 3+1 standard presets.
Global Leaderboards – Compete with players worldwide! Every game, game mode and physics mode has its own dedicated leaderboard, so you can prove your skills in any category.
In-Game Market – Discover new customization items every two weeks! The Market adds 7 new items regularly, giving players fresh ways to personalize their pinball experience. The Market uses a coin-based reward system. Coins are earned by participating in tournaments, and there are no microtransactions of any kind.
Licensed Partner Tables – Table categories from POSTAL and Primal Carnage, adding 16 unique tables.
Zaccaria Pinball is more than just a pinball game. It’s a constantly evolving experience with a passionate community (that we truly love and appreciate), daily challenges, and deep progression systems.

Discover a pinball experience for every era and style!
Zaccaria Tables – Authentic recreations of classic Zaccaria pinball tables, featuring original rules, sounds, and voiceovers straight from the golden age of pinball. These tables can be purchased separately as DLC.
EM+ Tables – Explore a unique collection of tables that imagine the missing link between Electro-Mechanical and Solid State pinball machines. These tables showcase how transitional designs might have looked and played if such hybrid machines had existed, combining classic Electro-Mechanical charm with early Solid State innovations. These tables can be purchased separately as DLC.
Retro Tables – A nostalgic journey back to the 1950s, featuring simplified designs and a charming vintage aesthetic. Retro tables can be unlocked by purchasing Solid-State or Electro-Mechanical pinball tables with the same name or purchasing the Zaccaria Pinball - 40 Retro Tables DLC.
Remake Tables – Classic Zaccaria tables, reimagined with a 90s twist! Enjoy bold visuals, enhanced gameplay, and a fresh take on timeless designs. These tables can be purchased separately as DLC.
Deluxe Tables – Next-level pinball innovation! These modern creations introduce dynamic gameplay mechanics, cutting-edge visuals, and thrilling challenges. These tables can be purchased separately as DLC.
Award Tables – Minimalist pinball tables that you can unlock by completing achievements or by purchasing the Zaccaria Pinball - Achievement Table Pack DLC.
Zombie Invasion – Not your average pinball! Face waves of zombies on a custom-designed table, using thunder strikes, rockets, and powerful attacks to survive. Are you ready for the undead onslaught? (Zaccaria Pinball - Zombie Invasion Mode DLC required for access.)

Zaccaria Pinball offers one of the most comprehensive customization systems ever seen in a pinball game, allowing players to personalize nearly every aspect of their experience.
Graphics Tweaks – Adjust lighting, reflections, glow, particles, motion blur, environment, and more to match your style.
Physics Tweaks – Fine-tune flipper strength, ball elasticity, bumper force, and overall table physics.
Camera Adjustments – Create your perfect pinball view with 4 customizable camera slots.
Extensive Customization Options – Featuring over 80 customization options across six major categories, including: Room, Atmosphere, Ball & Table, Physics, Camera, Profile .
Many customization items can be earned through profile leveling, purchased table or table-pack DLC, or obtained from the in-game Market. Full access to all customization options requires the Zaccaria Pinball – Bronze Pack DLC, which also includes additional customization items.
Beyond these, the game also features 8 gameplay-specific categories, offering deeper control over graphics, display, and other gameplay-related settings, allowing players to fine-tune nearly every visual and mechanical aspect of their pinball experience.

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I've had an interesting history with Zaccaria Pinball. I first got it on my PS4, buying the Retro Pinball pack it offered upon first booting it up. However, after having spent time with Pinball FX3 and the Crush Pinball games from the 90s, I found the retro tables to be dull and frustrating. Fast forward to about a year later, and I'd been keeping a passive eye on Zaccaria Pinball. Through YouTube and online reviews, I got more of a grasp on what Zaccaria Pinball is and isn't, and upon seeing the game had left Early Access, I decided to jump on it on Steam. I first got the starter and retro packs, then gradually expanded my collection until finally buying the Platinum Pack a few months ago. Overall, I do recommend Zaccaria Pinball, but with some caveats. The physics are very solid and it runs really well, so it stands up well technically speaking. The game also boasts over 170 tables to play, which is nuts, but your mileage will vary. I recommend starting with the EM (not EM+) and Solid State (SS) tables at first. These are digital recreations of real Pinball tables by Zaccaria from the 1970s and early 80s. Because of their age, these tables are much simpler than the kind you'd see on Pinball FX, but to me that's really their charm. Zaccaria (in Italy) also produced its tables far away from the other studios (in Chicago), so it's tables feel much more eccentric and experimental. I know not everyone loves tables from this era though. My advice: get Zaccaria if you're curious and mess around with the SS Time Machine table. It's free and will give you a good sense if you can enjoy Zaccaria's unique style. If you dig it, either buy the other recreations gradually based on what interests you or get the Starter Pack. I'd focus on filling out those EM and SS tables first since they are the big standouts on Zaccaria Pinball. From there, if you want to expand your collection, you can do so based on what interests you. Just note that many tables not in the EM/SS categories have the controversial AI artwork youve likely read about from other reviews. I don't mind it, I think it looks fine, but take that into account if it bothers you. It's your money, after all. Note that all tables will let you try them for 2-minutes free, so try before you buy to see what you like. Retro - At this point you should have most/all of the retro tables. They actually are fun, but more as a curiosity or bonus than main course. These are remakes of the EM/SS tables as if they were made in the 1950s or 1960s, so rules are very simple, layouts are bonkers, and balls will drain incredibly fast. They are a good way to practice nudging though, and I've come to really enjoy them if I need to play something short. EM+ - this is a new category remaking SS tables as if they were EM tables from the late 60s or early 70s, but with extra features like ballsave, kickbacks, sound effects, and music. I quite like these. If you really enjoy the Zaccaria tables I've recommended so far, give these a look. Remake - these are remakes of Zaccaria's original tables as if they had been made in the 1990s. Missions, multiball, DM displays, it's all here. I don't play these ones as often, but they are enjoyable. The remakes of Time Machine and Star God in particular are very solid, so try those out to see if Zaccaria's style for this category is your jam. Deluxe - here's where Zaccaria seems to get the most divisive (besides AI-art of course). These tables are made in the style of tables from the 2000s and the Zen Originals from Pinball FX. They have LCD displays, and much more complex (some would say bloated) layouts and rulesets. Expect to spend a good deal of time with one of these before you grasp all it's ins and outs. This is easily the category I spend the least amount of time with, but I've started to appreciate them more. Mexico remake is a good one to try as it's a bit more open with clearer scoring to see if you can enjoy them. From there, you also have table packs based on 3rd party themes (Primal Carnage, Blood West, Chernobylite, and more). These come with one table from the Retro, SS, Remake, and Deluxe categories. You also have reward tables, a zombie attack table, campaign, tournaments, the works. Zaccaria has a TON of content, so there's a lot to enjoy if you like what it's doing. However, as I said before, your mileage will vary. If you're curious, start with the SS/EM tables. Those are really at the heart of Zaccaria Pinball, dont have AI art, and are different from anything you'll find in other digital pinball platforms. From there, get what you enjoy.
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Zaccariaという会社の名前を使っていながら何故、生成AIを使ったものまで平気で出せるのか その会社は生成AIを使った台を販売していたとでも言いたいのか?1980年代だったのに?
A qualified reocmmendation- the pinball is fast and smooth, and the retro tables are neat. Several of the new deluxe tables are excellent, but marred by some pretty ugly AI art that veers between "passable" and "awful"
Of all the pinball games, this is the best one. Most realistic and responsive. Feels like real pinball. Enjoying it a lot. Especially the tournaments where you can win coins and XP. Although there is not much progression, getting higher up on the leaderboards and trying to a get good ranking in tournaments is about it. Also you can earn achievements to unlock new pinball tables, which is nice, even if it's a bit of a grind. I just paid a small amount in steam to unlock all those new pinball tables otherwise it takes about 5000 achievements. It seems the only things you can spend coins on is new items for your pinball room or pay to enter some custom tournaments. What makes me want to keep playing is I know that the next day some more tournamets would have opened up and I can have another shot at competing for rank, coins, XP. I think it's a great casual game. Highly recommended.
was good, until they decided to give the newer deluxe tables ai generated graphics and videos whilst not disclosing that they have used some ai. which defeats the purpose of a what it means to be a pinball collection.
I really want to like Zaccaria. The playfields feel more like what could be actual tables compared to stuff like Pinball FX and the tilting is much more forgiving. However, I abhor the AI generated or AI assisted art on all these tables. It looks like ♥♥♥♥ and there's no reason for the devs to be so ridiculously lazy.
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I've tried a lot of virtual pinball games and this game has the most fun physics out of all of them. The tables feel very physical and a lot like playing a real pinball table. There's a lot of variety in the tables. Almost all of them are at least okay in quality and there are some great tables among them. The retro tables split opinions since their design is unconventional and they're quite luck based, but I enjoy the weird designs and their challenge. The meta aspects like tournaments and quests add to the fun and give you a purpose to playing the game. They encourage you to play tables you normally wouldn't play. There's a lot of customization options, if you own the DLC that adds them. They allow you to customize the camera, lighting, look of the ball etc. to exactly how you want them to be. It was great to be able to set up the game exactly to how I want it to look like. The review score is relatively low compared to the game's quality because some of the tables use AI assisted art. Most of it looks fairly good, although some of the art does have the generic AI look to them. It's unfortunate that they used it since AI art has ethical issues, but it's not a deal breaker for me when the game is otherwise very well made. The tables are reasonably priced, especially if you use the bundles and wait for sales. The platinum pack might look very expensive, but that's because it has tons of content in it. It's worth it if you enjoy the game and want lots of tables, as the price per table is cheap.
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