Pegfinity

it's cool for the first 30 minutes or so, but then it gets pretty boring

I liked this game, it took me about 8 hours to max out and it was fun! my main issue was the buttons get darker on the button you have selected which was hard to get around for me. other than that I liked the progression and abilities and the rarity ratings applying to multiple things. good fun pachinko game!

fun game overall, from the very first ball launch to end game it progressively gets more chaotic (and i love chaotic games like this). the 1 thing i will say is dont play if you have epilepsy as it gets that chaotic. this game is basicly Peggle but you get to upgrade the board and to get the best score u can get! i just wish there was more upgrades to make it even more chaotic, maybe over time they could who knows

No real progression, good luck if you want to 100%.

Really hate to give the game a bad review but about halfway through the game gets super tedious and upgrades take ages to get, then you get to the endgame and it takes even longer to buy just a single upgrade.

The game should be half as long as it is. It feels unbalanced, mechanically uninteresting, and repetitive. The scaling is incredibly linear, and there's no choice in the upgrade tree. It's hard to see this as anything but shovelware. Some specifics: Unbalanced: bins are absurdly low value for their investment. Going down any of the bin upgrade trees is a waste of money. Mechanically uninteresting: RNG for peg placements, any strategy in launching is nearly pointless. The goal of each "run" becomes to end the run as soon as you can so you can spend your money on the tree, which has a fixed progression. Repetitive: Gameplay consists of clicking and holding, which the game doesn't even do me the courtesy of allowing the click to happen before the cooldown, to initiate the next launch as soon as it's ready Linear: Earning enough money for the next upgrade is very nearly a constant grind. There doesn't seem to be a satisfying snowballing or acceleration, so you basically always have to play 2-3 runs to afford the next upgrade, which gets stale immediately. I think the game has potential, and wish I could leave a comment without a negative or positive rating. A lot of tuning would help improve the "satisfying" aspect that this game is going for. Additionally, possibly changing the board shape itself would be nice- making it a little more vertical, to give a little more of a pachinko feel and to allow the balls to hit more of the pegs in general. Lowering the top row of pegs so that you can arc the ball with some more control before hitting a peg and redirecting. The short/wide design contributes a lot to the bad feel, IMO.

Pretty fun game, and if you can get it cheap there's not really a reason to say no. 100%ed it after maybe a few hours of active playtime. Would like to see different boards that incentivise actually thinking about how you play/shoot, and also when you've got all of the upgrades that's... it. There's basically no reason to ever go back to the game, except maybe one last game to enjoy the new gold aesthetic. I'd like to see different boards, maybe community-built ones, toggles for the different types of pegs/balls so you can actually try to develop a strategy, and some accommodations for an endgame/endless mode, so upgrades that you can infinitely buy that get incrementally more expensive, etc.