Pinball Breeze

A chill experimental pinball experience with a focus on playfield customization, satisfying mechanics, and smooth buttery sounds for your ear holes.

Bring the billiards hall to life with sweeping light patterns or illuminate the sands with torchlight as the sun sets over the beach. Each environment brings it's own charm, replacing the typically boisterous arcade atmosphere with chill vibes, ASMR-like soundscapes, and satisfying tactile surfaces.

Pinball Breeze has something for old school players and pinball newbies alike with challenging objectives, new mechanics and a forgiving tilt feature that encourages experimentation.

Currently in the game -

• 6 levels over 2 themed environments
• Place-able parts to experiment with, such as flippers and slingshots
• A variety of objectives to complete in each level
• Save level layouts as text, and share them with friends
• Local high score tables for each level
  
• Mouse, keyboard & gamepad support (gamepad is work-in-progress)

What we are planning -

• A new environment set in outer space
• More levels
• Online leaderboards
• More place-able features
• New level mechanics including conveyor belts and gravity wells
• Additional game modes

As this game is a work in progress, we're offering it at a lower price point here on Itch. If you buy the game now you're guaranteed all updates including the full 1.0 release, at which time the price will increase.

We appreciate you taking the time to check out Pinball Breeze. Any and all feedback is welcome and will help ensure that the game is fun, fair, and bug-free.  Your opinions will help shape the final game!

What we're looking for specifically:

• What did you like the most/least?
  
• How do you feel about the level length, difficulty, and clarity of objectives?
• How do you like the presentation (graphics, interface, audio)?
• What did you think about the level themes/environments?
• How did it perform on your machine?
  
• Find any bugs?

• Make use of the Tilt feature, we made it to be used often, giving you a lot more control and mobility.
• Don't forget that certain features can be rotated once placed.
• Experiment with placing the features, as you can always rearrange them.
• Place as many or as few of the features as you want, you don't have to use everything.