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Epic Pinball

1993Digital ExtremesPC · Mac · Linux · DOS
76Happy KittySadkitty Score
76KitSuperintelligent review
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About the game

Epic Pinball is the ultimate PC pinball collection in the true-to-life 1990's pinball style. Originally released as shareware on floppy disks, the first release included 8 tables: Android, Pot of Gold, Excalibur, Crash & Burn, Magic, Jungle Pinball, Deep Sea and Enigma. Later versions would contain an updated version of Android called "Super Android".

Kit's verdict · 7.6/10A shareware gem with convincing physics and great table themes. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Smooth scrolling and believable ball physics
  • Varied table themes with real missions
  • Excellent tracker music

Not so much

  • Only one table in the shareware version
  • Scrolling view hides parts of the table

Play it if pinball fans and anyone wanting a quick arcade fix.

Skip it if players who want deep progression or story.

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Cheats & codes

No cheat codes

Epic Pinball doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.

Tips

Play it better

  1. Hold a flipper up to trap the ball, then let it roll down and time a precise shot.
  2. Watch the dot-matrix display. It tells you which ramps and targets to hit next.
  3. Use nudges carefully. Too many tilt the table and lose your ball.
  4. Shoot ramps repeatedly to build score multipliers before going for big jackpots.
  5. Practise one table at a time. Each has its own mission order.
Secrets & unlockables

Hidden in plain sight

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Trivia

  • James Schmalz created it and later co-founded Digital Extremes, which made Unreal and Warframe.
  • Epic MegaGames published it as shareware, with extra tables sold in packs.
  • It ran smoothly at high frame rates on 386 PCs.
  • Its success helped fund Epic's later games.
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