Roxy Raccoon's Pinball Panic

"Roxy Raccoon's Pinball Panic" is not your usual pinball simulator. It's worse than most of the rest of them, features stolen/flipped assets (I can see some Synty town assets in one of the tables), and of course this is NOT FREE. The developer has paygated the tables behind full AAA, SIXTY UNITED STATES DOLLARS worth of DLC. Absolutely disgusting. What do you do in the game? It's a console ported pinball sim, only worse. Because this is designed for consoles, it carries a number of deliberate design deficiencies. Compromises were made to cater to the inferior console gaming appliances that the game was designed for. These are unfortunate compromises and limitations that PC gamers shouldn't be forced to accept, but it's evident that PC was a second thought for the console-centric developers. The game is deficient as a result of these choices, and would have been so much better without the handicaps that designing games for consoles forces upon a game. Once more, console peasants have made gaming worse for everyone. The tables themselves look pretty bad and are probably just slapped together using a Unity pinball constructor. The stolen backdrop assets, ripped from asset …

Roxy Raccoon’s Pinball Panic is one of those rare games that builds its entire identity around a single, slightly odd idea and commits to it fully. Developed and published by Sinomod Studios, it blends the structure of a platforming adventure with the mechanics of classic pinball, turning the player character into the “ball” itself and transforming levels into elaborate, physics-driven tables. The result is a hybrid that feels both nostalgic and unconventional, drawing from arcade traditions while trying to wrap them in a more modern, character-focused presentation. At the center of the experience is its pinball-inspired gameplay, which remains surprisingly faithful to the fundamentals of the genre. Players rely on flippers, bumpers, ramps, and precise timing to navigate each table, aiming to maintain momentum and rack up points while progressing through objectives. What makes it stand out is the slight degree of control given over the character, allowing for subtle adjustments that go beyond what traditional pinball usually offers. This added layer doesn’t completely remove the unpredictability inherent to physics-based design, but it does make the experience feel more interactiv…

Pinball played with the most unenthusiastic British woman narrator you've ever met. And....parking lots and forest animals were the best themes you could come up with for full tables? Yeah, it's a raccoon, but come up with something more fantastical. The UI score window blocks the flippers, the first table has the plunger-launched ball skip off the wall in a left diagonal direction, just pisses me off. Only play if you're starved for ANY pinball. Windows 3D Space Cadet has more effort.

Worthy Pinball game IMHO with a large stable of reasonably priced tables and still growing! It's FREE to PLAY so you can judge it for yourself. I like the whole Roxy game line up, so I have them all.

Fun pinball game!

A fun, quick little pinball game with a cute art style and passion. Don't go into this game expecting it to be a pinball simulator or to have very elaborate tables, but it is fun. For the most part the tables are simple and reminiscent of old EM tables or very early solid state with very few ramps and habit trails, and very few larger "modes" I've come across, though some tables do feature mini playfields, multiballs, and interesting flipper layouts. The fun visuals and upbeat sound design will get the endorphins flowing when you complete a goal. If you are an experienced pinball player, keep in mind that this is, again, not a simulator. The ball physics may feel a bit floaty at times, and the ball does not always come off the flipper the way you might expect if you're used to aiming your shots in VPX or pinball FX. Treat it like the fun toy it is, and you can have a blast.