BRAVE PINBALL

Good game It's too expensive Only 100+MB I am waiting for -90% -80% I am back For me, it's the best pinball game on Steam

The genre is pretty specific, and which is this Rpg/Fantasy Pinball sim game with creatures in the board to actually kill on the likes of tsumera which also had bosses also had some janky pinball physics here and there, Its crazy how its exactly what I was looking for, the "can't nudge the table" is really cooked, but at the end of the day if you like this type of genre of pinball, you are used to a lil bit o jank. I can say no doubt in my mind 8/10 because its the equivalent to finding bugs on bethesda games, it seems part of the genre since everybody has it and it ends up beign part of the charm. Which looking at the mixed reviews, I expected some unplayable 800x600 window mode only deep fried sprites and somehow it fit in all and exceeded my expectations. Edit for time update.

All the criticisms are basically true but I still liked it. Get it on sale.

Unfortunately I can't recommend this one... The physics of the ball aren't a "ball" and a lot of the times the "ball" just goes directly into loss, due toe the elements of the table like windmill and such, without even giving you a chance to touch the ball with the flippers... No nudge... Just.... No.

BRAVE PINBALL is asomewhat fun time killer, but one you should absolutely not buy at full price. The concept is supposed to be an RPG themed pinball game. The theme of an RPG is there, with fancy artwork, lots of monsters, and okay music. But there are zero actual RPG elements. No gear, no loot, no real experience levels, nothing. You collect points and "level up" after so many but there doesn't seem to be any benefit to it. There's also no story either, at least in the game itself. As a pinball game its decent. The balll is your typical RPG protagonist with two swords, and the flippers are swords to. You'll bounce around, hitting enemies and collecting gems and coins. Occcasionally you get a powerup that makes your two party members appear and do extra damage to monsters. The problem, for me, is the fact that all the 'tables' are interconnected. It's very difficult to get from the second cave area, to the area beyond, because of obstacles and the fact you need to go up diagonally. But if you fall down from the third area, you're back to the first area. I once in my one hour of time, made it to a 'sky' area but could never get back. The fact that the ball going down a drain, us…

I played the demo a lot and could get to the dragon cave consistantly, so I purchased the game hopping to keep going up. Unfortunately, there was just a 2-phase boss beyond the end of the demo, and I defeated him twice. There's another area to the left of the starting zone, from which you can access a second dungeon, but it's even more dangerous to navigate there because instead of going in areas that are high and where you can't lose lives, you stay close to the deadly bottom. There are way too many obstacles to make the game fun and fair. So I'd recommand to play the demo till you make it to the top of the dragon cave, and consider yourself done with this game. The demo is rather fun.