Monster League Hockey is a homebrew pinball game featuring a dual-player, head-to-head competitive hockey theme with fantasy monster characters. Built on a modified Alvin G Soccer donor machine, the game showcases innovative design with six flippers, LCD screens, RGB/black lighting, and FAST/MPF architecture, along with custom artwork. It debuted at Pinball Expo 2025 to significant acclaim and has generated 100+ pre-orders, with a manufacturing deal reportedly in place for potential commercial production.
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Monster League Hockey allows single-player games with proximity sensors under flippers
Monster League Hockey prototype has been making rounds at pinball shows and Arizona arcades
Monster League Hockey uses FAST Pinball boards running Mission Pinball Framework (Python-based) for game logic
Monster League Hockey uses a 1:1 flipper-to-LCD screen ratio with six flippers and six screens total plus additional mini screens
Recent pinball game; has single-player capability (corrected in this episode); supports competitive or co-op multiplayer modes; features proximity sensors under flippers
Head-to-head pinball game by Jake Danzig/Kildozer Studios with artwork by Brad Albreight
Game being produced by Ramps Pinball; hockey-themed; mentioned as upcoming project
Hockey/pinball hybrid game by homebrew designer; entering production through SAW team partnership
Homebrew two-player head-to-head game similar to Joust, housed in modified cabinet, moving toward commercial production
Head-to-head hockey pinball machine designed by Jake Danzig, taking pre-orders for 2026 delivery.
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Original Alvin G Soccer flippers were weak and required replacement with stronger aftermarket flippers to make gameplay fun
Monster League Hockey won the homebrew competition
Monster League Hockey can play itself autonomously in a self-play/track mode
Homebrew pinball machine featured in the homebrew section at TPF 2026; hosts sought it out and played it.
Head-to-head pinball machine with two-ball simultaneous play; artwork by Brad Albbright; featured artist and dog Jesse present at convention
Multimorphic game at Texas Pinball Festival; receiving strong community feedback; lengthy game duration (4 periods, 2 min each plus intermission) problematic for show floor play; identified as standout hit
Head-to-head pinball game by Jake Danzig/KillDozer Studios, being built by Ramps Pinball, entering production with Q4 2026 target, playable at Texas Pinball Festival March 2026
Jake Danzig's homebrew game praised for polished appearance despite homebrew status; one-to-one face-off game mechanics with drop target goalie
Homebrew title using Alvin G platform, two-player head-to-head mechanics, implementing attract mode auto-play feature
Head-to-head homebrew game by Jake Danzig with Brad Albright art; deal already inked with unnamed manufacturer; 100+ pre-order interest; expected Texas Pinball Festival reveal
Homebrew title by Jake Danzig that was showcased at Expo; head-to-head competitive game concept modernized from Joust
Homebrew head-to-head competitive game; features tournament play with trophy awards; represents innovation in interactive multiplayer pinball mechanics
Homebrew pinball game by Jake Danzig; featuring cosplay monster theme contest at Expo 2025
Homebrew dual-player pinball game featuring fantasy monsters playing hockey; original creation seeking production with 100-person interest list
Homebrew head-to-head hockey game; features LCDs, black lighting, Brad Albright artwork; praised as fun competitive experience
Homebrew by Jake Danzig; head-to-head competitive format similar to Joust pinball; well-received at Expo
Double-sided homebrew pinball machine featuring hockey theme, built on modified Alvin G Soccer base; showcased at Pinball Expo 2025
Homebrew double-sided hockey-themed pinball conversion machine debuted at Pinball Expo 2025; features six LCD screens, RGB lighting, and FAST/MPF architecture
Two-player competitive homebrew pinball game built from Alvin G soccer donor machine; features hockey theming, six flippers, goalie drop target, dual spinner system, and custom Monster League-themed artwork; debuted at 2025 Expo.
Head-to-head homebrew game by Team Killdozer; won homebrew award; features rotating pop bumpers, drop-target goalie, simultaneous two-player gameplay
Homebrew pinball game by Brad Albright on display at Chicago Pinball Expo; noted as one of best homebrew entries with long lines