Worms Pinball

Physics are the point. Ball movement is calculated from impulse, inertia, acceleration and momentum, so shots behave the way they would on a real machine. The table carries more than a hundred and fifty animated parts, transparent ramps, moving gadgets you can steer, and magnetic fields that tug the ball off its expected line. A scoreboard display sits above the playfield and runs its own animated sequences, including short sub-games that trigger when you complete the right shots. Missions run in parallel with ordinary scoring, so a single ball can chase several objectives at once. Advanced technique is supported rather than decorative. Tilt nudging, hit combinations, drop and dead catches, bounce and flip passes, bang backs and death saves all work, and up to six balls can be in play together. Several full-screen camera views are available, so you can play the table head-on or angled. Lighting, reflections and shadows are drawn in three dimensions while the flippers stay simple to control. It is a table to learn rather than a game to finish, with high scores as the measure of progress.

KEY FEATURES

• Physics Model - Ball movement is calculated from impulse, inertia, acceleration and momentum.
• Six-Ball Multiball - Up to six balls can be in play on the table at the same time.
• Sub-Games - The scoreboard display runs animated sub-games triggered by shots on the playfield.
• Advanced Technique - Tilt nudging, drop and dead catches, bounce and flip passes, bang backs and death saves all work.
• Moving Table Parts - Over a hundred and fifty animated pieces include transparent ramps, steerable gadgets and magnetic fields.
• Camera Choices - Several full-screen views let you play the table head-on or at an angle.