Ringflip

About Ringflip

Every act in Ringflip is a real piece of the pinball table. After each show you pick one of three acts, from an elephant and an acrobat to a ring of fire or a human cannonball, and drag it onto a ring of your table, where it becomes a bumper, target, hoop, spinner, saucer or lane with its own trick. Hitting different acts in a row builds a chain: the elephant tosses the ball to the acrobat, the fire eater lights it and the ring of fire triples it, while the crowd multiplier climbs all the way to x10.

Tickets earned in the ring are spent backstage to train acts, open new rings and hang posters that bend the rules. Every town ends with a showdown against a rival circus: a clockwork baron with his rolling cart, a night circus played in the dark, mirror twins who swap your flippers and a grand finale with a giant bear on a unicycle. The full tour holds 60 acts, 25 posters, 5 ringmasters with their own perks, 40 feats, 8 ball costumes and 10 Encore levels, and every week the Grand Gala brings one new rule, with the same draft for every player.

The table plays like real pinball: responsive flippers, fixed-step physics, nudging and TILT, and a safety net for every new ball. The left half of the screen works the left flipper and the right half the right one. The whole first town, Meadowbrook, is free to replay as often as you like; a single one-time Full Tour purchase adds three more towns and rivals. There are no ads, no subscriptions and no energy timer, and the game plays fully offline in 11 languages.

Who it is for

Pinball fans who want more than a high score, and players who enjoy roguelite drafting, building a run piece by piece and vintage circus art.