Achieved at : 2023-11-26
Rank : 1
(world record)
Lups : 300
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2023-12-05
| General Rules: |
Game must be played on the actual hardware. Play with default settings unless otherwise specified. No code modifications that give the player an advantage over other players. 1 credit. No continues. 1 player mode only. No use of trainers, cheats, auto-fire (when not default present in-game) , game saves, or cheat codes. Can be overruled by the Specific Rules. It is discouraged and may lead to voters not accepting your score to - excessively point farm - use glitches or other game exploits |
| Specific Rules: | Play the game in 1 player mode with default settings |
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This is the Labyrinth table in Malzbie's Pinball Collection. There are no adjustable game specific settings to change. The date of play was the 26th November 2023. The score achieved was 23,622,270 points.
This table has an interesting mechanism of play. There is not much variety in what you do beside the four ramps that signify the directions North, South, East and West. The aim of the game is to navigate a labyrinth using those ramps to move. Your current position in the labyrinth is shown in the small window in the middle of the screen. If a direction is open to you, that ramp is lit in red. Hit the ramp and you move in that direction. Hit a ramp that isn't lit and you stay in position - use these unlit ramps to position the ball to the correct flipper for the direction you want to go.
Once you have got the hang of accurately hitting the ramps, navigating the maze becomes an achievable challenge. I found this game absolutely fascinating because of this method of play. There may not be a lot of different things to do, but that does not matter as you are busy trying to make sure you navigate your way through the maze correctly and not hit the wrong ramps and go back on yourself.
An unusual table and quite different from your standard table type.
Time stamps:
00:30 Game loading and Labyrinth table selected.
00:56 Game start.
05:21 Ball 1 lost.
06:19 Extra ball awarded for reaching 7,500,000 points.
06:56 Ball 2 lost. Extra ball comes into play.
11:18 Extra ball lost.
12:17 Exit from Level 1 found.
12:22 Exit ramp taken, Level 2 reached.
12:49 Ball 3 lost. Game Over!
12:59 Final score confirmation and initials entry.
This table has an interesting mechanism of play. There is not much variety in what you do beside the four ramps that signify the directions North, South, East and West. The aim of the game is to navigate a labyrinth using those ramps to move. Your current position in the labyrinth is shown in the small window in the middle of the screen. If a direction is open to you, that ramp is lit in red. Hit the ramp and you move in that direction. Hit a ramp that isn't lit and you stay in position - use these unlit ramps to position the ball to the correct flipper for the direction you want to go.
Once you have got the hang of accurately hitting the ramps, navigating the maze becomes an achievable challenge. I found this game absolutely fascinating because of this method of play. There may not be a lot of different things to do, but that does not matter as you are busy trying to make sure you navigate your way through the maze correctly and not hit the wrong ramps and go back on yourself.
An unusual table and quite different from your standard table type.
Time stamps:
00:30 Game loading and Labyrinth table selected.
00:56 Game start.
05:21 Ball 1 lost.
06:19 Extra ball awarded for reaching 7,500,000 points.
06:56 Ball 2 lost. Extra ball comes into play.
11:18 Extra ball lost.
12:17 Exit from Level 1 found.
12:22 Exit ramp taken, Level 2 reached.
12:49 Ball 3 lost. Game Over!
12:59 Final score confirmation and initials entry.