westcoastgre.blogg.se - Download the devils in me

This is very important in a virtual pinball machine: the dull-looking grey ball just doesn’t “do it” for me. that ball desperately needs a convincing chrome look and feel.more ‘devilish’ texture - refer to Devil Crash for inspiration.the bumpers at the bottom look too sharp to me.the devil’s head needs more attention as well.textures need more work - looks a bit campy in places.the right top of the table design feels the weakest of the entire design (one bumper and awkwardly placed flipper), as well too empty, nothing to do there.some interesting challenges - but I want more.

I also liked the double use of the left top flipper.there does not seem to be much of a point to the habitrail in the center of the table.liked the glitter effect and the ball shooting up once it hits the right bottom pocket.I kept missing the ball by a snail’s breath. the right top flipper felt too short, and I did not feel much in control there.

You stick to a pure ‘physically’ correct pinball table design - which is a shame, since Devil Crash and Metroid Prime Pinball show us how much more involving a digital pinball machine can be.

the plunger feels very slow, and could be sped up a bit.

I had it happen that the ball bounced back into play via the right outlane, when it should have been lost via the bottom.

At the very least, offer the player more control over this. I do not like the static viewpoints chosen by you. The ball does not feel heavy enough, though. At times I am waiting for it to get back into play. The ball, once it slows down, does not speed up fast enough for me. And I have played just about all virtual pinball machine games that were published on the market since c64 times! As it happens, I am currently playing Dragon’s Fury (Devil Crash) on my Android game tablet. I happen to be a big fan of (virtual) pinball machines, and I congratulate you on finishing your game - which is no small feat in itself.