That’s not the biggest issue though, because we’d gladly swap over for a few new game modes. Look at the two games side by side, and Pinball FX 3 still looks fantastic, with little to see in the way of visual improvements. That’s great news to look forward to, but our main concern with Pinball FX is not in looking forward but in looking back. That’s almost three dozen tables in the scope of six months or so, or six new tables every month. Other tables are available though, and there’s a wealth of content coming – at launch you can pick up 86 tables and Zen is ramping that up to a very ambitious 120 by the summer. Pinball FX only comes with a single table included, but since it’s a free platform that’s already pretty generous and Wild West Rampage is a fun table to play on.
It’s something they took their time with, and apart from a few odd glitches here and there and a somehow slightly darker look to some tables it’s a good port that will feel near-identical to most FX 3 players.Ĭontent-wise, there’s not too much to discuss – until there is. Zen Studios has switched over to the Unreal Engine, which meant that large parts of their pinball engine and their existing tables all had to be ported over. With a potentially exciting new Pinball Royale mode for 64 players coming in a few months, the biggest changes in Pinball FX (not to be confused with the version that originally launched on the first Xbox) are under the hood. Now, the developer behind it has launched a new generation for its hub environment – resetting the naming scheme and dubbing it Pinball FX rather than Pinball FX 4. Titles with tremendous lasting appeal that you can just keep coming back to, in the case of FX3 there was also a steady stream of new content in the form of new tables.
#PINBALL FX 4 INSTALL#
With install sizes for games getting larger and larger, there are only a few titles that somewhat stick around on our hard drives – Ubisoft’s Trials and Zen’s Pinball FX3 are definitely two of them though.
#PINBALL FX 4 PC#
After having been available in early access on PC for a while Zen Studios’ Pinball FX has now officially launched for all systems – we checked it out on a PlayStation 5.
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