Well, that’s a new twist: save a town by turning it into a giant pinball game in open world adventure Pinbleton Park

It’s great to see that a game as old as pinball—which first appeared at least in some form way back in the 1700s—can still learn a few new tricks. In this case it’s via Pinbleton Park, an open world adventure developed by Turtlesoup Games, where you don’t need a pinball table to play pinball: you can use the world itself.

I’m not sure I’d appreciate walking outside my house and seeing my entire neighborhood had been transformed into a massive pinball game with bumpers, flippers, and a giant ball bouncing off buildings and rooftops. But the people (well, the animal people) of Pinbleton Park seem just fine with it.