pinballReleased PC Video Games

Arcade 30 September 1997

Continuation of a series of realistic pinballs, launched in 1996. This time the authors serve us a journey in time, asking players to find fragments of the crystal hidden in four different time zones.

Arcade 16 April 2012

Advanced simulator that reproduces with great attention to detail the really existing and most popular pinball tables in the world. The title allows you to learn about the history of this form of entertainment and test your strength in competition with the best players through the online scoreboard.

Arcade 12 May 1998

Another production from the popular pinball genre, developed by the British studio Team 17 Software. In the game you will find two detailed tables, dedicated to two popular games of the British producer: World Rally Fever and Worms.

Arcade 23 May 2003

Pure Pinball is an arcade game designed by A.S.K. Homework studio, prepared for fans of traditional flipcharts. Players have the opportunity to test their reflections by bouncing the ball rolling on one of the three available pinball tables. The title was developed with attention to the details of the visual setting and a realistic physics model.

Arcade 03 November 1995

The last of the two-dimensional pinballs prepared jointly by Digital Illusions and 21st Century Entertainment. This time unusually, because only three tables, but worked out in the smallest details.

Arcade 31 December 1998

Another, third title from an excellent series of pinball simulators. This time we have at our disposal a table in a typical American style, and the plot of the game focuses on the theme of a taxi ride through the United States.

Arcade 07 November 2000

Firmed by the legendary hard rock band KISS pinball simulator. Two visually refined tables are inspired by the work of charismatic musicians.

Arcade 21 March 2001

Adventure Pinball: Forgotten Island is the first title in the series, a variation of the arcade game machines that takes the player and his "shiny metal ball" into a whole new dimension.

Action 06 September 2019

A mix of hack'n'slash and pinball. In Creature in the Well, the player takes on the role of a lonely warrior traversing the futuristic underworld. The fights take place in arenas resembling flippered tables, where the hero's sword acts as a foot that reflects the bullets.

Arcade 14 January 1996

The Pinball Construction Kit is a 21st Century Entertainment editor developed by Spidersoft Ltd. and released by 21st Century Entertainment, with the help of which you can create your own pinball games.

Arcade 30 December 2001

A pinball simulator that allows you to play on three dimensional tables: Mafia Madness, Battle for Planet X and Paladin Wing.

Arcade 15 June 1995

Computer simulation of the pinball, made entirely in 3D. The tables on which we roll our ball (in total there are three tables in the game: Mine, Colony and Command Post) consist of a huge number of ramps, tunnels and secret passages.

Arcade 31 December 1999

The fourth installment of the Pro Pinball series, created by Adrian Barritt duo Richard Horrocks and Cunning Development. In this case, the Fantastic Journey title table was put at the disposal of the players, using numerous motifs from Juliusz Verne's rich work.

Arcade 06 February 2000

Pinball simulator in realistic 3D graphics with the ability to play on two visually refined tables: Night of the Demon and The Pirate.

Arcade 20 March 1997

SlamTilt is another pinball with the 21st Century Entertainment logo. This time the tedious task of creating a two-dimensional variation on the metal ball and flippers was undertaken by the small company Liquid Entertainment. Let's add right away that she came out of this battle with a defensive hand.

Arcade 01 October 1999

3D Ultra Pinball Thrillride is the next item in Sierra's series of arcade pinballs. The assumptions of the game are similar to the typical positions of the genre, but the main difference is that the pinball table is shown in full three-dimensional.

Arcade 25 January 1995

The most unusual flipper simulator ever seen in daylight. Depending on the progress, the player moves between several tables and explores the title world.

Arcade 14 August 2019

Senran Kagura Peach Ball is another part of the adventures of ninja girls who see themselves as animals in an accident. The player's task is to restore their normal form by playing pinball.

Arcade 06 December 2019

Maintained in a dark, gothic style, the arcade game inspired by flippers. In addition to scoring points, during the game in Demon's Tilt we fight against enemies and perform optional tasks.

Arcade 18 November 2014

Original arcade game, combining classical pinball mechanics with RPG elements and physics-based puzzles. In the game we join a team of 10 outcasts to fight together with them to liberate the kingdom from the yoke of dark, ancient magic. Individual locations are nothing more than three-dimensional pinball tables, and our heroes are represented by balls with special abilities.

Arcade 15 December 1993

A commercial version of Epic Pinball - a popular shareware simulator of flip-operated slot machines. In the production we will find four tables, not used in the predecessor - which is only a modest part of the total number of tables, prepared for the game by James Schmalz.

Arcade 23 September 1996

Sequel unusual Sierra pinball, combining the mechanics of classic salon vending machines with elements of the plot and unlimited creativity of the creators. This time we have at our disposal three completely new tables, the style of which clearly refers to the horror movie.

Arcade 31 May 1997

The third installment of the popular pinball series, presenting an innovative approach to this classic genre. This time the plot takes us to the island, dominated by dinosaurs-mutants and the game takes place on 16 slightly less developed tables.

Arcade 10 May 2013

The second installment of the popular flipper simulator, which is an improved and tweaked version of the original, released in 2007 by the team of Hungarian ZEN Studios. The title offers the mechanics known from the first part, but brings a lot of changes in technical matters. First of all, the graphic design of the game has been improved, as well as the physics of the cue ball's behavior and the behavior of individual table elements, which can be further modified using a special operator menu.