This fun DIY pinball took a while to assemble but super fun to build and entertaining to play! You can find it here (but shop around as prices vary) : www.rokronline...
I was thinking of buying this, thanks a lot for showing it off! I've been looking for some gameplay with it to see what it's really like before I buy it. It looks even more impressive than what I thought it would be honestly! For the price, it looks like a fun novelty item. I think I might be buying this now.. Zuxif
The fun really is the building but it does throw a good game as well. The game is easily beaten though. Just a little bit more depth in the rules would go a long way. Another nitpick is that the steep ramp in the middle is almost impossible to make. It is so steep that any decent flip just launches the ball over the ramp. Tricky. But all other features and ramps are really well made and function very well. I love the real mini pop bumpers.
@@ghdesign_ I find it way more fun to play without it. The seal deflects a lot of shots coming towards the central ramp from the left and a lot of shots coming towards the powered bumpers from the right. I find that game play feels more action packed and exciting without the seal in there. Obviously some people will disagree but they owe it to themselves to try it for a while without it. It's easy enough to pull out without even opening anything up by using the clippers that come in the kit to clamp onto the rod. And it's easy to open everything back up to put it back in (but after seeing how much more fun it is without the seal, I doubt many people will put it back in). It was a great thought to have a spinning seal but I just don't like the location of it.
@@donnyh3497 it definitely blocks shots, but I think it’s as designed. Without it the game is WAY too easy. That combined with the max score of 1000 means there’s not much of a challenge. I actually enjoy the risk of trying to hit that center ramp and possibly having the ball deflect right down the middle.
Unlike so many other table top games, this one actually plays like pinball.
@@box-botkids3267 it does. It is pretty neat for such a small thing. Really fun to build too but you need to take your time
Just the aesthetic of it all being wood gives it a nice monochrome look against the coloured lights.
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
I was thinking of buying this, thanks a lot for showing it off! I've been looking for some gameplay with it to see what it's really like before I buy it. It looks even more impressive than what I thought it would be honestly! For the price, it looks like a fun novelty item. I think I might be buying this now..
Zuxif
The fun really is the building but it does throw a good game as well. The game is easily beaten though. Just a little bit more depth in the rules would go a long way. Another nitpick is that the steep ramp in the middle is almost impossible to make. It is so steep that any decent flip just launches the ball over the ramp. Tricky. But all other features and ramps are really well made and function very well. I love the real mini pop bumpers.
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My left trigger isnt working properly. Sometimes it gets stuck. Anyone else having this Problem and already getting it solved?
Great. Thanks for showing this. Q: how are the points being displayed? Normally there's a digit display...
It’s the stars at the bottom. They light up in 100 point increments.
Thanks. Assume there's no hiscore? But cool thing anyway!😊
@@3D-PHASE indeed no display but the stars light up and there is a victory lightshow when you beat the game (all stars)
I recommend taking the seal back out because it is way more fun to play without it being in there.
just glue it in the hole
@@ghdesign_ I find it way more fun to play without it. The seal deflects a lot of shots coming towards the central ramp from the left and a lot of shots coming towards the powered bumpers from the right. I find that game play feels more action packed and exciting without the seal in there. Obviously some people will disagree but they owe it to themselves to try it for a while without it. It's easy enough to pull out without even opening anything up by using the clippers that come in the kit to clamp onto the rod. And it's easy to open everything back up to put it back in (but after seeing how much more fun it is without the seal, I doubt many people will put it back in). It was a great thought to have a spinning seal but I just don't like the location of it.
@@donnyh3497 it definitely blocks shots, but I think it’s as designed. Without it the game is WAY too easy. That combined with the max score of 1000 means there’s not much of a challenge. I actually enjoy the risk of trying to hit that center ramp and possibly having the ball deflect right down the middle.
@@ghdesign_ I'm sure that some people would agree with you but people who played mine before and after removing the seal agree with me
the right ramp is not makeable anyway, it just jumps over so might just let the seal be there :)
Do you recommend?
How many ball pulls do you get?
6
Where do you get them
eBay and Amazon