BRIO34017 Pinball Game - Classic Vintage Arcade Style | Engaging Brain Game for Kids and Adults | Ideal Gift for Ages 6 and Up, Red

It was a hit at Christmas for a four year old and adults as well. It is very well built and should last years. Parents enjoyed the fact there was no electronics with sounds and light. It’s old school. Fun toy!

I bought this for my 5 yo grandson who just had a tonsillectomy. This was a really great toy for him to do something without being attached to any cord or electronics! It’s got little bonus points when the ball goes down a certain “hole” and also has a secret door where the ball goes in a “hole” and comes out down below. Very good design and no batteries or electronics necessary! Highly recommend!!

It’s great it has hidden funnels and it needs a lot of practice but once you get the hang of it, it’s the best great tabletop machine as a plus you can tie rubber bands somewhere on it and the balls bounce off. Really silly and fun. it’s space themed and no batteries required.

Just buy it. Very well made and worth the money. Got it for my six year old after his tonsillectomy but the whole fam is enjoying it! It’s not 20$ and cheap plastic will all the bells and whistles. This will last years.

Great vintage game. Entertaining. Good quality. Age appropriate.

Gave two of these as Christmas presents. Well made. Lots of fun to play. VERY popular with the grandchildren and adults!

This pinball machine is fairly sturdy and also easy to move around to play with where you want it. It's fun to play, and a good solution for an affordable pinball option. It's not really exciting though, and there are a few funnels that are covered, so it's difficult to keep track of the ball. Kids and adults alike will play with it for a short while (10 minutes or so), and then move on because it's ho-hum as a game. I suppose if flashing lights and ringing bells aren't your thing, you will enjoy this more scaled down version of a classic game.

This tabletop pinball from Brio is one of the best I've played in this form factor. Unlike most tabletop pinball games, which usually just have a handful of scoring bumpers and not much else, this game has quite a few targets to aim for. Sure, this is a completely analog experience, no electronics, no sound effects, but don't let that detract you from this excellent game. There are 2 ramps which require skill to hit consistently, there's 2 hidden tunnels, and 4 scoring targets. The difficulty of hitting each target scales well with its score value. The 10 and 20 point targets, for example, require a direct hit to their location for the ball to score. Whereas the 50 has a narrow channel the ball needs to traverse to score, and the 100 has a left orbit that needs to be hit just right to get the ball locked in. When a target is hit, the ball is captured and moved to a scoring area where the player can see the score of each captured ball.The game is constructed of sturdy plastic for the shell and bumpers, and the playfield is made of a wood material. When the ball is rolling, it even sounds like its full sized cousins thanks to the wood.Thanks to all that's going on in this pinball game, the adults and children in the household keep coming back for more!