Road Trip is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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The game needs project management and outside design oversight from established designers like George Gomez or Eric Meunier
Road Trip's walrus toy is a $11.49 off-the-shelf placeholder intended to be replaced with a sea lion
The main ramp mechanism on Road Trip is too tight and steep, requiring full-strength shots to hit consistently
Road Trip's playfield art and backglass visual design are unfinished and lack cohesion compared to premium games
Ramps Pinball's first game, in development, targeted for production readiness by Q4 2026
Upcoming game by Tilt Forums bob for mystery company; themed around road trip/convenience store; teaser shows three stand-up targets and lower playfield layout only
Homebrew pinball machine by Ramps/Bob, features road/travel theme with cow targets, rotisserie mechanism, Golden Gate Bridge lock, early prototype stage
Rumored original-theme pinball by Tilt Bob Pinball; Kaneda expresses low confidence in success due to original IP in saturated market
Ramps' first major pinball release; wide-body machine with rotating stepper motor diverters, proximity sensors, game engine display, custom music radio, road/city-themed playfield with cow drop targets
First commercial pinball machine by TiltBob Pinball; original theme four-flipper widebody with dual displays; debuting at Texas Pinball Festival March 2025
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Road Trip uses FastBoards but has unknown coding team resources compared to Labyrinth
If priced below $5,000, Road Trip could work as a novelty location machine
Road Trip pinball features a triple combo mechanic
Road Trip prototype has shot mechanics that can be hit and chained together
Road Trip is a four-flipper widebody with original theme and couple of cool mechs
Road Trip will not reference any existing movies or pinball machines
Road Trip features a 27" high-end IPS Gaming Monitor in backbox and playfield display
No official production number or price point has been announced yet for Road Trip
First pinball machine from TiltBob Pinball; four-flipper widebody with original theme, dual displays, trademarked title
Original-theme homebrew machine in development by Tilt Bob Pinball; expected release later in 2022; features custom-built original mechanisms; will be showcased at major pinball show (unspecified)
Prototype pinball machine by Ramp's Pinball Manufacturing being shown in development
New 500-unit boutique pinball game from Ramps Pinball (formerly Tilt Bob) featuring rotating turntable with pop bumpers and cow-tipping drop targets; debuting at Pinball at the Beach
Original theme wide-body game by Ramps Pinball Manufacturing; debuted at Pinball at the Beach in Florida; criticized for excessive half-ramps
Upcoming pinball game from Tilt Bob's company; announced as next release after Elf
Game from Ramps/Barrels that received constructive criticism at Pinball at the Beach; features cow drop target and rotating wire form mechanism; design evolution unclear
Debut game from Rand Pinball Manufacturing, features raccoon-driven Bronco with product placement elements