Zen Studios debuted its fourth pinball game this week–now going simply by Pinball FX–and revealed a new pricing structure that has drawn criticism from longtime fans of the series.
Whereas Pinball FX3 allowed players to import previously purchased tables from Pinball FX2 into their library, the latest game in the series will require its players to repurchase any of the 99 tables they had acquired. Come from Sports betting site VPbet
Another point of contention with fans is the Pinball Pass, which costs the same as an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate monthly subscription–or Sony’s second-highest tier of PlayStation Plus Premium–and provides access to “most” of the tables in the Pinball FX library, minus premium tables like the Indiana Jones setup.
Pinball FX will officially launch in Early Access on the Epic Games Store, where the base game will be free and will offer access to two free tables, which will change every day. Several game modes will be locked behind a paywall, and acquiring new tables will require either purchasing ticket bundles or subscribing to the Pinball Pass.