Malzbie's Pinball Collection

Item: Malzbie's Pinball Collection
Rating: 7.9
Author: Community Reviews

79% Positive

142 Positive

38 Negative

180 Total Reviews

Malzbie’s Pinball Collection presents pinball tables in the style of the 1990s. Completely physically calculated gaming features, realistic graphics, stunning sounds and the animated dot matrix display give the feeling of the good old days back to you!

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Genres:

Casual Free To Play Indie Simulation Sports

Developer: Malzbie Games

Publisher: Malzbie Games

Release Date: October 27, 2017 (8 years ago)

Game Details

Achievements

Average Playtime

0.1 hours

Estimated Owners

20000 - 50000

Peak Concurrent Users

DLC Count

9 DLCs

Median Playtime

0.1 hours

About This Game

Malzbie’s Pinball Collection by Malzbie Games presents pinball tables in the style of the 1990s that could have actually existed this way, but have never been built in real life. Completely physically calculated gaming features, realistic graphics, stunning sounds and the animated dot matrix display give the feeling of the good old days back to you! Download now and you’ll get the table “Time to Fight Back” for free! In “Time to Fight Back” your planet is attacked by a hostile power and there is only one way left to withstand: fight back! Weaken your enemy in five missions with up to five balls at the same time and win the fight once and for all! Hide and gather your pilots in an energy cloud, in order to attack as a squadron. Find your enemy’s spy. Assemble your best pilots in your hangar, in order to fight together in enemy territory. Ward off the enemy’s wave of attack. Destroy the enemy base and wipe out all enemies in your region. The tables “Carnival”, “The Garden”, 'Sheriff', 'Ghost House', 'MUD RACE', 'Playground', 'Labyrinth' , 'Time Flight' and 'Ghouls', available as DLC, are started from within this Collection and can be tested in advance. My goal is to create the most realistic and diverse pinball collection that has ever been featured. This is why I do without special effects and only use elements that would be technically feasible in real pinball tables as well.

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