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I find it unnervingly frustrating to try and complete the level for a “star”. The reality is there comes a point where there’s far more luck involved than skill to do this, which just basically makes you a hyper-focused slave to the game if you plan on beating it…score another one for addictive brain rot!! (High five, anyone?) Controls feel clunky, as well. I also find it odd that there’s nowhere to reference what things are if you missed something in the tutorial. The overall visual aesthetics are top notch, but there’s more to a game than being pretty. Great for casual play, but probably not even that because the draw to beat the levels is more enticing, which only plays upon the frustration of bad game play. If impossible frustration is your thing, though, (and I know for some it is…) you’ll enjoy it. Not for me…

Gets to the point that you cannot get it in one shot.

For some reason, there’s unlimited power ups. Power ups that make it practically impossible to lose. You can use these at any point with no apparent expense to you. If you’re gonna go this way, you need to reward players who play without using power ups. Also, the peecise aiming power up goes at a snail’s pace. This makes it so that your best choice of play is to play with the power up that closes up the middle so that you just never lose a ball. It feels like the developer just wanted to make something pretty, over making an actual gameplay experience.

Ok, I like this game. It has a Zen to it that makes it a nice relaxing game. But then the flipper controls come in. The spots that activate the flippers are too small, so, even if I start right on them, throughout gameplay if my thumbs migrate at all then just when I need to flip to avoid losing the ball I tap the screen and nothing happens because I’m out of the tap area. I have experimented to see where it registers taps, and for the life of me I cannot understand why the are that can register taps doesn’t extend to the bottom of the screen and significantly closer to the middle of the screen. There’s so much screen area that could be used, it’s not doing anything else, I simply don’t understand the choice not to use it. The result is that the game can be immensely frustrating because of the frequency with which tapping slightly out of the sensitive area results in no flipper action when you need it.

This game is awesome! It’s a great time killer

If you’re looking for a fun pinball game, look elsewhere. This game has none of the flash or satisfaction of a pinball game. All you do is try to break “ink” spots and make a mish-mash of colors. No score. No attractive artwork, No satisfying sound effects. No ramps, targets, or hidden areas. Just a lot of blah.

I don’t get how some people get frustrated or don’t understand all the small details. It is a really fun game, all sorts of amazing colors to hit with the pin ball. I don’t come to this game very often but it is great to play if your bored. I know it can get frustrating, but you have to still try. And the game set up is pretty awesome as well. Although I don’t know the old version, this one is detailed very well too.

I really enjoy this game. It’s the first game where I actually don’t mind not getting a perfect play through because IMO it makes the “art” of a finished pinball board look even more beautiful.

I like this game, but it could use some work. First, why do you only give people 3 chances before the black balls? Can’t it be like, 5? Second,once you finish all the courses, maybe update the game and give it some more, harder ones. That’s all! Other than that I love this game! It’s great!

Probably one of the more fun Arcade games.