Review: Knight Rider is the standout among Pinball FX’s new Universal TV tables
Pinball FX gets three new tables themed around some of Universal’s most popular TV properties from decades past, chief among them Knight Rider!
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Review: ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ brings the holiday spirit to Pinball FX
Peanuts makes another appearance in Pinball FX with Charlie Brown Christmas, and it’s jolly good!
Review: Roll up, roll up – Circus Electrique combines management and tactics under the big top
Circus Electrique isn’t for everyone and wears its influences openly, but this tale of steampunk tactics is surprisingly polished and addictive.
Review: Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure certainly does not belong in a museum!
Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure and Pinball FX3 are a reminder that the FlipGrip is a great pickup for any Switch owner.
Don’t let the waves of an overcrowded eShop sweep you away from Dread Nautical
Dread Nautical makes great use of psychological horror tropes providing a fun and unique adventure aboard a doomed cruise ship.
Williams Pinball Volume 5 brings even more classic tables to Pinball FX3
And continues to make fantastic use of the FlipGrip accessory on the Switch!
Star Wars Pinball Review
Zen Studios’ best kept secret set of tables is finally out and it’s easily one of their best efforts to date. It’s Star Wars Pinball, a set of three tables based on George Lucas fan (and hater) favorite Star Wars franchise. For the uninitiated, Pinball FX2 is a free to play pinball Xbox Live Arcade…
Marvel Pinball: Civil War Review
Combining two ridiculously different things into a new, better and more delicious product isn’t a common nowadays. In games, developers tend to stick with the tried and true formulas, rarely venturing outside their comfort zone. When they do, though, we usually get the best games. For instance, in the case of Zen Studios, the combination…
Review: The Alters: Last Variable DLC is a solid new epilogue campaign following Scientist Jan (and friends)
Last Variable doesn’t reinvent the main game’s special formula, but it adds plenty of new content to see and explore.
Review: Heart Machine returns to their strengths with Possessor(s)
A stirring story of emotional abuse and the horrors of capitalism reinforce fine search-action play.