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About Pinball Breeze

Pinball Breeze is an experimental pinball game focused on customizing tables, controlling the ball and completing objectives. You play across 12 tables in three environments, with layouts ranging from familiar designs to asymmetrical and split-well tables. Its forgiving tilt mechanic lets you nudge or dodge the ball with a short cooldown and no penalty, encouraging experimentation.

Tables and objectives

Each table has its own objectives. Completing them opens an exit, giving higher-skill play an endpoint and making high scores depend on precise shots and careful part placement as well as endurance. Environments react as you progress, and you can launch the ball from a turret cannon after choosing its starting angle.

You can play each handcrafted, navigable table as designed or modify it in build mode by adding extra parts. Use customization to reach difficult objectives or try another player's layout; you can copy a friend's modified table and attempt to beat their score.

Ball control and mechanics

The ball ricochets off slingshots, follows curves at speed and carries momentum into flipper shots. Along with consistent ball control, the game includes gravity wells, attractors, repulsors, cannons and double-sided slingshots, as well as orbiting planets. Local high-score tables are available offline, and each level has a Steam leaderboard.

Three environments

The settings include a distant galaxy, a beach at sunset and a billiards-inspired space with dim lights and felt tabletops. On the beach, you weave trails through the sand as you complete objectives; time advances, and the ball can heat into rolling magma, making the trails glow. In the cosmic clockwork setting, gravity-focused features such as attractors and repulsors shape play, while stars and constellations shift as objectives are completed. The environments pair their distinct surfaces and visuals with relaxed, detailed soundscapes.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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