Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 47 minutes ago
Pinball Escape is a reaction based physics game that channels classic arcade pinball. The art style invokes a feeling of classic sci-fi fitted to a classic pinball table. The game levels are small spaces filled with bouncy objects such as angular slingshots and round bumpers. The ball is drawn by gravity to the bottom of the level, much as classic pinball. Unlike classic pinball, the ball cannot escape the level and the player interacts with the ball by drawing trampolines across the play space rather than flicking flippers.
The game is 10 levels long with the first level being a tutorial. The player progresses through the levels by navigating the ball into the end portal. The end portal is hidden behind the purple exit door which is unlocked by bouncing into and lighting up purple bumpers within each level. More advanced levels also contain orange doors and bumpers which act as intermediate goals for the player.
This game was developed as part of the Team Game Production 1 class at SMU Guildhall.
Pinball Escape is a reaction based physics game that channels classic arcade pinball. The art style invokes a feeling of classic sci-fi fitted to a classic pinball table. The game levels are small spaces filled with bouncy objects such as angular slingshots and round bumpers. The ball is drawn by gravity to the bottom of the level, much as classic pinball. Unlike classic pinball, the ball cannot escape the level and the player interacts with the ball by drawing trampolines across the play space rather than flicking flippers.
The game is 10 levels long with the first level being a tutorial. The player progresses through the levels by navigating the ball into the end portal. The end portal is hidden behind the purple exit door which is unlocked by bouncing into and lighting up purple bumpers within each level. More advanced levels also contain orange doors and bumpers which act as intermediate goals for the player.
This game was developed as part of the Team Game Production 1 class at SMU Guildhall.
