球球少女/Pinball Girls

Another puzzle title from Twilight Sonata that also brings fresh anime lewds. Feel like playing with balls? One positive I can give to the devs is an attempt at variety between games, not just recycling the same puzzle over and over. Then again, they do recycle some waifu art, so not all gold that glitters but at least there is a silver lining. The gameplay is split into two modes: Stage and Story. The Stage mode consists of a fixed cannon shooting at objects appearing below. You simply shoot till you clear everything, which is silly easy, and somewhat short of being amusing. To make things easier you can upgrade your cannon by purchasing a better cannon model or improved ammo. You can purchase everything with little effort since the amount of coins you earn per run grows very quickly. You'll have more gold than know what to do with it. The Story mode presents you with several, short VNs; each VN with two endings: good and bad. The stories are episodic but form a semi-linked arc concluding with the final one. Some of the stories convey a silly, romantic situation, and some a sad one. However, most will feel a compulsion to skip them since the quality of the English translation is …

Its not a pin ball game its a shoot the tile and let the ball bounce of it. Artwork is awesome and the story translations are meh. I would recommend this game for the awesome artworks. Definitely Recommended!!!

Pinball Girls, also known by its Chinese title 球球少女, is a niche but thoughtfully constructed hybrid that blends arcade-style pinball with light visual-novel storytelling and character interaction. Developed and published by Twilight Sonata Studio, the game takes a familiar mechanical foundation and reframes it as part of a character-driven progression loop. Rather than presenting pinball purely as a test of reflexes and score chasing, it positions each table as a narrative device—an activity with purpose that feeds into story beats, unlocks, and relationship-oriented moments. At the center of the experience is a simple but effective framing device: the player partners with anime-style characters to gather special energy balls through pinball play. This narrative context gives direction to what would otherwise be abstract arcade sessions, tying success on the table to story advancement and character scenes. The writing is light and accessible, focusing on tone and personality rather than complex plotting, which keeps the pace brisk and the experience approachable even for players who are not typically drawn to visual novels. The pinball gameplay itself is intentionally accessible.…

I love this game very fun keep up the good work very enjoyable kekekek for the weebs and all I highly recommend this game

༶•┈┈୨♡୧┈┈•༶ The English is terrible, and the game isn't really a pinball game. Most is a visual novel you speed-click through just because you want to play the "pinball" part.

Although the art in this game is good with great designs for all the girls, unfortunately I can hardly recommend it. First of all, although there is technically a language option to switch to English you have to click around until you manage to find it. After you do, you'll find that this turns about 20% of the game into awful, misspelled, maybe worse than machine translated text, and the other 80% remains untranslated. Story mode is a visual novel type format. I played through the first story and... I think it was maybe charming? It's hard to say, because the English translation left a lot to be desired, with repeated lines, spelling mistakes, and awful grammar. But after the story ends, another one unlocks, and there's no gameplay? Overall, there is a lack of explaining how this game works at all. Even with the explanation at the beginning of why I'm doing this, I still have no clue why I'm meeting these women, and there is no gameplay at all in the first story, the story of the next girl just unlocks. Do I just read them all? What happens at the end? Stage Mode seems to take you directly to gameplay. However, the extremely slow pace of the stages sucks all the fun out of it. …