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Solid State Pinball: Tristan

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This medieval-themed pinball simulator challenges you to master nudges, tilts, and hot-seat multiplayer on its single, detailed table.

Solid State Pinball: Tristan was developed by LittleWing and published for DOS by Amtex Software Corporation in 1991; this is the original release of the game on any platform.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1991
Perspective
Top-down
Size
1.05 MB
Version
TRISTAN.EXE
Rating
0 votes
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About Solid State Pinball: Tristan

Solid State Pinball: Tristan is a DOS-based pinball simulation centered on a single, fully visible medieval-themed table. The playfield shares the screen with areas dedicated to displaying the current score and bonus information.

Control over the ball is managed through standard flippers, with the added physical simulation of being able to nudge and tilt the virtual cabinet. The game supports multiple players in a hot-seat format, where participants take turns controlling individual balls until they are lost.

Solid State Pinball: Tristan Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Would you like to play a game?
The game is underway: Ball 2 of 3
Game over
Start menu (256 colours)
Launching my first ball. (256c)
Not much I could have done about that one... (256c)
Tilt warning (256c)
Tilt! (256c)
Game start (16 colours)