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PinOut is an audiovisual experience that's yet to be matched in another game for me. Every single stage is put together into a neon challenge you must face. All the synthwave tunes from Douglas Holmquist that play as you ascend this neverending pinball table put the experience on another level. There's no explicit story, but if you listen closely to the lyrics and pay attention to some details you can pick up on a vague narrative that the game has backdropping it. While paying a few bucks for checkpoints is absolutely worth it considering the game is otherwise free, there's nothing quite like reaching the "end" of PinOut in one go, racing against the clock and carefully aiming with each hit as you break through the barrier into a familiar unknown (which is my favorite "bonus level" of all time). It's all wrapped together into a quite frankly beautiful game that joins Mediocore's lineup of smash-hit mobile masterpieces.

im gonna be honest i really mainly enjoyed the game cause of how cute all the character designs were and I wanted to draw skullgirls fanart so bad ;w;

i sometimes go hard (greatest game ever made), otherwise, it's the worst game ever made

It's bloody chess how tf am I supposed to give it a rating (It is a goated game)

Better than OW, but a bad management of Hi-Rez

me: who the fuck is one shotting me from across the map?
wise mystical tree:

Was a nice game to just play every now and then as a kid. Seeing Jacksepticeye play way back then was one of the golden times. Now, it's a simplistic time killer with varying degrees of quality levels to play

The novelty is certainly there, but once that wears off you're left with a mediocre game that I'm not very fond of in hindsight.

When we first got Chromebooks in high school we'd purposefully turn the wifi off on them so we could play this since all the other game sites were blocked. Then they blocked this which I didn't even know was possible.

this game has done more to fix my sleep schedule than anything else i've tried in the past 6 years and that's gotta count for something