Pinball Masters NETFLIX

What Pinball Masters NETFLIX is

This is a Netflix arcade pinball game built around licensed and original tables, with the tables created by Zen Studios. The listing states that a Netflix membership is required to play. It suits people who want a conventional pinball game on a phone or tablet, with a mix of familiar monster and horror properties.

Each game is a single table you flip, nudge and tilt your way through, with the goal of scoring as high as possible. The listing says the physics are meant to feel close to real pinball. Solo play and multiplayer share the same tables, so one set of skills carries across both.

Solo play, leaderboards and star ratings

In Single Player you can chase the online leaderboards or try to beat your own highest score on a table. Solo games can be played offline, so the leaderboards are the only part that needs a connection.

Hitting milestones on each machine unlocks a star rating for that table, giving you a progress goal beyond the top score. If your skills are rusty, the Tip of the Day option in settings shows gameplay hints while you play.

Hot seat play for two to four players

The pass-and-play hot seat mode lets two to four people take turns on one device. Players hand the phone or tablet over after each turn, so no second device or account is needed for this mode. The listing describes it as a local multiplayer challenge.

It works well for groups sharing a single screen, and it sits alongside the online leaderboards rather than replacing them.

The themed pinball tables

The eight tables are Kong Pinball, Godzilla Pinball, Godzilla vs. Kong Pinball, The Addams Family, Pinball Noir, Curse of the Mummy, Grimm Tales and Wrath of the Elder Gods. Pinball Noir is presented in black and white, Grimm Tales uses a storybook setting, and Wrath of the Elder Gods is described as inspired by Lovecraft. The listing says more tables are planned.

Nudging, tilt and camera angles

You can swipe to bump the machine for extra control over the ball. Bumping too hard causes a tilt, which the listing notes can be used to your advantage if you learn when to do it.

Eight overhead camera views are available, so you can pick the angle you find easiest to read the table from. Choosing a view is the only camera setting the listing describes.