Tokyo Pinball

Ok sadly I'm late to leave a review, but this is probably the best and most solid pinball ever. The physics are close to perfect so close that you cant play without the slowdown on the pits, this is the only pinball where the mechanics actually work as intended its pretty common with pinball that the ball pushes intead of bumping the ball to a direction, this ♥♥♥♥ works exactly as intended. normally when developers try to create a virtual pinball game they go for some game crazy gimmicky fully as a fake pinball, as I said before Most SOLID there's a perfect balance of REAL pinball aka the board having the leds showing you how far you are from something, multiplyers sshown on the board, mildly difficult shots but having the real treat of losing the ball (saldly the slowdown is necessary imo) but at the same time the game feels like its suppose to be a game and not a pinball its like the perfect on point balance where the bumpers and rails seem part of the world instead of a fake pinball table, the shots you get launch consume the pinball and relaunch instead of just beign a bumper reflecting the ball. For example normally I believe game devs ♥♥♥♥ up the score system, this game some…

Wish there were more levels.

It's a classic.

My favourite Pinball game behind more casual ones like the stuff on the GBA.

Tried it on both keyboard and controller. Something's off about it. The physics feel... wrong. If your ball is ever a single pixel near the bottom of either flipper, consider that ball dead. Flung at mach f*** velocity. The tilts always require two inputs minimum to make a movement happen. I understand wanting to make the table feel weighty, but requiring me to spam tilts when I need to save a ball under a second, that just doesn't line up. It doesn't feel like I physically have enough time to react to how fast this ball moves. Speaking of reaction time, the game has a slowdown feature that's enabled by default. It feels like a band-aid to the poorly designed physics, rather than an accessibility option. Maybe I'm just a pissed off troll, but this one isn't for me.

First of all, Z and M are the paddles, so it's a small jump from A/D or Left/Right. Cute "Where's Waldo?" style pixel art does a great job of replicating the "scale aspect" of a Pinball cabinet. Sound is passable - not a Williams game, but it doesn't pretend to be. But it's three dollars, and is great for a rainy day :)