I like pinball video games, but I'm not going to claim to be an authority on them generally. When I first fired up Demon's Tilt, it felt to me like the flipper's will a little "sticky"--not responsive the way I like. It also felt like, with so much going on visually, that I had difficulty tracking the ball. However, after just about ten minutes, it had clicked with me. I felt like I could see basically keep track of the ball and I had grown used to the feel of the flippers. The table itself clearly has a lot of depth and transitions to it that keep it interesting into later in the game. The tilt is clearly a fundamental part of the game as it doesn't just bump the table, but rather powers up the ball and spins it in the tilted direction. Also, the music and sound effects are reminiscent of some of the greats of real pinball (Black Knight 2000 certainly comes to mind).

I imagine I will keep loading up Demon's Tilt for a few rounds pretty regularly, which is really all you can ask for from a pinball game. If you're looking for a pinball game like that, check this one out.

I like pinball video games, but I'm not going to claim to be an authority on them generally. When I first fired up Demon's Tilt, it felt to me like the flipper's will a little "sticky"--not responsive the way I like. It also felt like, with so much going on visually, that I had difficulty tracking the ball. However, after just about ten minutes, it had clicked with me. I felt like I could see basically keep track of the ball and I had grown used to the feel of the flippers. The table itself clearly has a lot of depth and transitions to it that keep it interesting into later in the game. The tilt is clearly a fundamental part of the game as it doesn't just bump the table, but rather powers up the ball and spins it in the tilted direction. Also, the music and sound effects are reminiscent of some of the greats of real pinball (Black Knight 2000 certainly comes to mind). I imagine I will keep loading up Demon's Tilt for a few rounds pretty regularly, which is really all you can ask for from a pinball game. If you're looking for a pinball game like that, check this one out.