The best pinball tables in history
Pinballs have been very popular arcade games for decades, and have always managed to gather dozens of people around them to watch the progress of the player, ever since they were created more than seventy years ago. The Pinball Arcade is yet another piece of evidence that this game continues to be the rage.
The best pinball tables in your living room
The Pinball Arcade doesn't intend to offer you anything new. In fact, totally the opposite, it wants to faithfully recreate the most famous pinball tables in history. Even the slightest design detail, sound and behaviour of the tables have been copied from the original models. Therefore, if you want to relive what you felt controlling the flippers of the table on which you spent hours on end at your local bar or arcade saloon, this is the game you were looking for.
Features
- Almost forty copies of the most popular tables.
- Detailed recreation of the behavior, sound and design of the tables.
- Manufacturer licenses.
- Includes the history of each design.
The story behind a never-ending game
Very common in leisure venues, pinballs have been the rage for many generations and has even played the main role in the 1969 rock opera by The Who. And although our leisure trends have changed quite a lot over the last forty or fifty years, this game has adapted to the technological changes, appearing on video consoles and computers ever since the beginning of video games.
There's no need to say that The Pinball Arcade will never be exactly the same as standing in front of one of these machines, but it's the best way to have the best tables in history at your reach.
Requirements and additional information:
- The demo version only allows you to play up to the first high score.
- You can purchase packs of tables.
- Requires Steam and an account on this service to be able to play.
With a degree in History, and later, in Documentation, I have over a decade of experience testing and writing about apps: reviews, guides, articles, news, tricks, and more. They have been countless, especially on Android, an operating system...
Antony Peel