Babylon 2055 Pinball
Nine cyberpunk pinball tables where the scoreboard barely matters. If you'd rather chase mission objectives than a high score, this is a decent 20-minute filler.
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Worth it if you want objective-driven pinball in short bursts, not if you want a deep table simulator.
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About Babylon 2055 Pinball
The defining twist here is that these tables ask you to complete objectives rather than pile up points, and it genuinely rewires how you play. Instead of nursing a ball and milking a multiplier, you're reading the table for the next task, which turns each of the nine sci-fi boards into a small puzzle with flippers attached. The physics are arcade-loose rather than simulation-accurate, so shots land where you aim more often than a real table would allow, and the neon-drenched future setting does enough to give each board its own identity without much depth behind it. Where it thins out is in staying power. Objective hunting gives you a reason to replay a table two or three times, then the loop shows its edges. There are leaderboards, achievements and full controller support, and Remote Play on TV makes it a reasonable couch time-killer, but nobody is putting fifty hours into this. Treat it as a snack: a quick flipper fix between bigger games, not a pinball collection you'll live in. If you want simulation-grade table physics or dozens of licensed boards, look elsewhere.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- 1 GHz
- Memory
- 1 GB RAM
- Graphics
- Direct9 compliant
- DirectX
- Version 9.0
- Storage
- 500 MB available space
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- Developer
- Shine Research
- Publisher
- Plug In Digital
- Release Date
- Mar 29, 2017
