Pinball Lockdown

Terrible example of abandonware. Release candidate was made available in early 2020 and quickly abandoned. It's a shame because it had potential. Everything is bad - graphics, the colour palette, sound, controls. They could make up for lack of good graphics with features from Zaccaria but it's now been abandoned. It's not worth a dollar, don't buy it.

I got this for 50 cents and I'm still not impressed. The physics aren't bad, and the background art for the Alice table is quite nice, but these table layouts are whack. They've got a very early 2000's Visual Pinball vibe, but not in a good way. Despite not being garish in the way Malzbie's Pinball is, there's still a distinct lack of visual polish that makes everything feel very unprofessional. I also had trouble with the controller bindings. Pressing A brings up a menu, and then that menu will not go away until I click resume on the mouse. None of the buttons on the controller will actually close it. Pinball Lockdown had potential, but seems to have been abandoned in a pretty rough state - the last update was a year and a half ago - and I definitely do not recommend it.

As a big fan of Pinball Arcade, FX, 90s Epic pinball, others, and of course, physical machines, I found the tables quite boring. Music great, but after less than an hour, just not digging this.

on the right path for sure, I enjoyed this.

I bought it for less than € 1. It provides some tables, but portrait mode support is limited.

While it's an okay (if very unpolished) pinball game, it's been seemingly abandoned by the developer. Don't buy.