#Pinball fx 2 trial

However, it quickly becomes apparent that this is pinball beyond what is available in the local arcade, and developer Zen Studios has taken advantage of the virtual space they work in to create tables that could not exist in the real world. Each table has the usual ramps and lights, and even the dot matrix display found on most modern machines. For this review I was able to play tables licensed for Star Wars and Marvel franchises, as well as some original themes.Īt the start, FX2 comes across as a standard pinball game.

#Pinball fx 2 trial

Tables are sold in sets of four for $10, and trial versions of each table can be played before making a purchasing decision. Pinball FX2 is actually a platform, freely available on Steam. The result is a game that can appeal to both purists and casual fans alike, and it’s definitely worth checking out. Pinball FX2 is a hybrid of sorts the table design reaches beyond what is possible in the real word, while the physics of the game remain true to life. The rest came from watching my stepfather play, and marveling at how he was able to control the ball so well with the flippers and the occasional nudge of the table. My experience with pinball is fairly limited, with most of it coming while I was working in a bar that had a Playboy pinball machine installed. Warning – this review is going to say “balls” a lot.