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Psycho Pinball

Review

This pinball simulation features three themed tables and a fourth circus table that links them for high scores.

Psycho Pinball was developed and published by Codemasters and released for MS-DOS in 1994; the legacy year 1995 is incorrect for the DOS version.


							Psycho Pinball cover
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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Perspective
1st-person, Top-down
Size
6.11 MB
Version
AUTORUN.BAT
Rating
0 votes

About Psycho Pinball

Psycho Pinball is a digital pinball simulation that follows the design conventions established by earlier titles in its genre. Its presentation includes an animated backglass and dynamic background music that shifts in response to in-game events.

The game features three primary themed tables: an aquatic environment called The Abyss, a horror themed Trick or Treat, and a Wild West setting. A fourth, circus themed table named Psycho Pinball serves as a central hub, with its special bonuses capable of transporting the ball to the other three tables. This interconnectivity can result in extended play sessions and the potential for very long gameplay times to achieve high scores.

Standard pinball mechanics are present, such as multi ball modes, extra balls, and various other bonuses.

Psycho Pinball Screenshots

10 images
Language select screen
Psycho Clown from intro
Main Menu
Default scores for Wild West
Default scores for The Abyss
Default scores for Psycho
Default scores for Trick or Treat
Bottom half of Psycho table
Top half of Psycho table
Bottom half of Wild West