Pay attention to the instructions in the top-left grid display, and download the extensive official table guides to learn about the gameplay mechanics. Counterintuitively, the default overhead perspective tends to obscure the table mechanics. In my experience, this “frog perspective” makes all tables much clearer and more playable. The best angle varies with platform and table but it’s usually 3–6. Use landscape orientation even on iOS, and pick a zoomed-in roaming camera view. : Correcting myself, the various Star Wars bundles are excellent! I found them generally inferior to the original tables – too much licensed product placement, not enough solid gameplay. Skip the licensed tables, unless you’re a huge fan of some particular property. Here are some tips to enjoying the series: Your best way to judge for yourself is the new Steam version, it’s free and offers time-limited demos of all available tables. The tables are just as pretty and thematically attractive, but much fairer – fewer balls shot straight through the flippers, more generous ball saves and kickbacks, and no tasks that require impossibly lucky shots. Mechanically impossible gadgets and mini-games abound, the ball physics are rather suspect, and there’s even a comet-like glowing trail following the ball.įor my part, I don’t much enjoy Pinball Arcade but I love Zen/FX2! While not on the sublime level of LittleWing Pinball, Zen handily beats my previous second choice on iOS, Gameprom’s Pinball HD. Within the realm of digital pinball, Zen hews closer to Nintendo’s cheerfully unrealistic Metroid Prime Pinball than to the austere simulation of Pinball Arcade. Zen pinball hd tables series#
The popular series boasts numerous licensed Marvel Comics and Star Wars tables.
Zen Studios makes digital pinball games for a variety of platforms, marketed as Zen Pinball on Apple iOS and Sony PlayStation 3 & Vita, and Pinball FX2 on Xbox 360 and lately Steam for Windows.
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