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Pinball World

Review

This 1994 sequel features nine global tables where players use flippers to unlock hidden bonus levels linked to each location.

Pinball World was developed by Spidersoft and published by 21st Century Entertainment for MS-DOS in 1995; it is the original platform release.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1995
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
6.13 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Pinball World

Pinball World presents a digital pinball experience with a geographical theme, offering nine distinct tables rather than the more common four. Each table represents a different global location, including Africa, Australia, the Far East, Germany, Hollywood, the United Kingdom, New York, the North Pole, and South America.

Navigation between these tables is integrated into the gameplay itself. Players begin at a unique menu table, using the flippers to launch the ball toward their chosen destination. Once on a table, hidden access to other locations can be unlocked by completing specific objectives, such as activating certain lights or accumulating sufficient points.

This structure also extends to bonus stages, which are thematically connected to their associated primary table. For instance, accessing a bonus round from the Africa table will transport the player to an Egypt-themed environment.

Pinball World Screenshots

10 images
Title screen.
Options screen.
Use the flippers to strike the ball for a destination!
United Kingdom - it is...
UK table [bottom].
UK table [top].
North Pole table [bottom right].
North Pole table [bottom left].
North Pole table [top left].
New York table [bottom left].