If you enjoyed this and other articles and want to help me make them more frequently, please consider donating to my Patreon account.ĭon’t want to commit to a regular payment? I’ve now got a PayPal ‘tips’ jar: if you like what you read feel free to chuck yer man Scullion a couple of quid here or there and help stock up my Irn Bru fund so I can continue working away like a bastard.Īlternatively, if you’re a UK reader and can’t afford to support me on Patreon, please do your normal Amazon UK shopping via this link. This video is not an advertisement for, or endorsement of Pinball FX 3: a review is still to come, and the opinions given in that review will be in no way positively influenced by this. In order that I could put this video together, I received free codes for the DLC from Zen Studios. Here’s the video: you can find the full list of packs underneath. To make life easier, then, I’ve put together this enormous video showing around a minute of footage for every single table in the game, so you can see what’s on offer and better choose which tables take your fancy. While a couple of these – Portal and The Walking Dead – are standalone one-off tables, the others come in packs of two, three or four tables.īecause Pinball FX 3 tables feature things no real-life tables can (like CG characters walking around and hidden sections opening up to reveal mini-tables), each varies wildly in style and as such it’s unlikely that all 30 will appeal to you. However, there are also 29 other DLC tables that are available for purchase. The base game is free to download, and comes with one free table, Sorcerer’s Lair. Pinball FX 3 launched on the Switch last week, giving pinball fans a whole wealth of flipper-based goodness on their grey / red-and-blue / yellow / pink and green baby (delete as applicable).
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