Some I absolutely love (Pinball Noir is easily my new favorite Zen original, Brothers in Arms is frustrating but in the best possible way), others I'm not the biggest fan of. Likely just going to stick to FX3 for older tables. The old tables (as in, from FX3 and earlier) don't play as good as they used to IMO? Wild West Rampage in particular felt way off from how it usually plays, as one of my favorite Zen originals - the ball felt heavy here, and I struggled heavily with the upper flipper. There's always a chance for it to improve though. I think they went a little overboard with the whole "this is a GAAS pinball game, you should be able to customize it!" idea when in FX3, you didn't have any of that stuff and it was still a solid UI.
If they never bring Play Anywhere back, I'll probably mostly just wait for heavy discounts, and reluctantly buy discounted packs here and there.
Pinball fx 4 full#
Bring that back, and I would highly consider going all-in with this, and even buying many at full price. The last weak thing though, is the removal of Play Anywhere from the Xbox tables. That boycott has left me feeling better about buying tables for this new iteration. Luckily, I've been boycotting buying tables for Pinvall FX3 ever since I saw this announced. At least they have some form of Ray Tracing on console, and the new ball physics are definitely a huge step up. If the tables also received a complete new-gen visual makeover, it would feel more acceptable. It's totally acceptable, but I'm surprised they need multiples modes at all considering these tables are generally just seeming using the same geometry and assets as Pinball FX3 and earlier.Ĭharging full price to "rebuy" tables is just straight up bullshit, and seems like a cynical cash grab for what you get.
Performance seems kind of poorer than expected on Series X quality mode. Otherwise, this seems like a mixed bag and a heap of cynical cash grab.
Pinball fx 4 pro#
Much closer to Pinball Arcade's tables (I never tried Pro Mode in Pinball DX3) for the Wialliams tables. But it seems like the tables overall play better.
The ball has a real knack for finding unreachable spaces and you can easily sink three balls. My impressions of the new ball physics are positive. I'm enjoying playing through the trials on this so far.
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