Pinball FX3 - Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure

Zen Studios · Mar 10, 2022

Everyone10+

About

Relive iconic scenes from the movies in Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure, the 1993 Williams classic. Features: - Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure combines a fan-favorite Williams machine with everyone’s favorite adventurer – enjoy the original music, sounds, rules, and look of the machine brought to the digital space for the first time. - Relive the most iconic movie scenes like the escape from Castle Brunwald, the Rope Bridge standoff, and finding Marion on the Streets of Cairo. - Experience the table just as you remember it, with true-to-life Pro Physics simulation, only found in Zen’s Pinball tables. - Enjoy the table in a new way with extra 3D effects in the ‘Enhanced’ version that includes side wall art, ball trailer effects, particle effects and a whip-wielding Indiana Jones. - Play at home, with friends, or compete online with Single Player, Local Multi-Player, Challenge, and Tournament Modes.

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Critic reviews

SKNR.net
gareth · Mar 15, 2022
8.0
The game is accurate to the Arcade version even down to the pistol ball launcher but does allow players to play in an Enhanced mode that offers an array of digital effects which really bring the game to life.
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Pure Nintendo
Kirk Hiner · Mar 11, 2022
8.0
Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure is another worthwhile entry in the Pinball FX3 library. Although it’s not the best deal Zen has to offer, the machine is good enough to appeal to fans of pinball in general or Indy himself (with visual presentation options to accommodate both groups).
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TheXboxHub
Richard Dobson · Mar 13, 2022
6.0
Pinball FX3 usually does a stellar job of recreating physical tables in their world and the Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventures table is no exception; faithfully done with the majority of additions subtly improving it. But the price point is a major sticking point, as is the number of tables included. It is a negative that cannot be ignored and, at this point, I would recommend holding off until there is a substantial saving on this table. Or indeed it gets bundled in with others to sweeten the deal.
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