The Princess Bride is a Multimorphic P3 pinball machine released in 2024, featuring a magnetic ball grab mechanism on the Cliffs of Insanity playfield that won best toy/mechanism at the 2024 Kaneda Kudos Pinball Awards. The game leverages the beloved multi-generational IP from the classic film and is expected to become the highest-selling P3 module to date, with animations comparable to Jersey Jack Pinball quality.
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The Princess Bride features the most dialogue clips of any pinball game.
The Princess Bride is 100% confirmed as a Multimorphic P3 title designed by Jerry Stelenberg
Multimorphic P3 game referenced as previous title with backbox screen feature
Previous Multimorphic P3 game; Matt Kern worked on music/sound design; precedent for licensed theme work
P3 module released around 2025; example of Multimorphic's high-profile licensed titles
Upcoming Multimorphic P3 game designed by Stephen Silver; themed after the classic film
Multimorphic P3 game; Don criticizes ball launch mechanism (soft serve/scoop); ranked third in P3 tier list
Upcoming P3 game kit scheduled for summer 2024 production; pre-production playfields shown at Allentown Pinfest and shipped to Golden State Pinball Festival and Quebec Pinball Show
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Official announcement of Multimorphic P3 modular pinball game based on 1987 film IP
Multimorphic P3 game; featured at Houston Arcade Expo (Nov 14-16)
Multimorphic P3 title; featured at Texas Pinball Championships; used for promotional highlight reel
Princess Bride IP adapted for P3; designed by Scott Danesi; theme appeals to parents and children; features prominent topper visible from distance; some players found theme less engaging but well-designed for demographic expansion
Multimorphic P3 module; shown at TPF 2024; summer production timeline confirmed; received positive reception at show
Multimorphic P3 game; Kaneda criticizes collector's edition pricing and market reception
Multimorphic modular LCD game. Criticized for compromised playfield (shots cramped on back LCD screen), miniaturized layout, and awkward button configuration. Mateo expressed zero interest in owning despite loving the movie IP.
Multimorphic P3 game announced; features module pricing at $3,750-$5,000 and full P3 pricing at $11,500-$13,750; artwork by Matt Andrews, rules by Colin MacAlpine and Josh Kugler
Multimorphic P3 module based on classic film; confirmed for TPF playable demo; possible collector's edition cabinet with sword-hilt button interface
Multimorphic's licensed title on P3 platform; batch one shipping August 2024; toured at major pinball festivals (Golden State, SPAQ, Pin Brew, Pintastic, Texas, Midwest Gaming Classic)
Multimorphic P3 game based on The Princess Bride IP; compatible with third-party mini-game Dungeon Door Defender
Newly announced Multimorphic P3 module based on the classic 1987 Rob Reiner film; pre-orders opened 9 a.m. Central; priced at approximately $3,750 for the module
2024 Multimorphic P3 release; received moderate buzz at TPF but less enthusiasm than Weird Al announcement
Multimorphic P3 modular; announced Feb 2025, ~1 year delay on LE/Collector's editions reaching customers
Multimorphic P3 modular game based on Princess Bride film; features heavy dialogue integration; had longer lines at TPF 2024 due to limited cabinet availability (3 units); price point includes steep initial LE commitment.
Multimorphic title; Don first played at TPF; praised the license and mechanical sword feature
Multimorphic title (P3 platform); Collector's Edition with sword decorations mentioned
Pinball machine (made by Multimorphic) based on beloved film; Emily's dream theme that materialized; appeals strongly to female players per Emily's observation; host's wife loves it
Multimorphic P3 game. Courtney expresses appreciation for the theme but criticizes playfield positioning as too far back, making the overall experience feel incomplete.
Multimorphic P3 playfield module receiving Dungeon Door Defender compatibility in future update
Multimorphic P3 pinball machine based on The Princess Bride film IP; subject of Kaneda's first impressions analysis
Rumored pinball machine based on classic film; license allegedly secured, possibly by Spooky Pinball
Licensed film theme; announced for Multimorphic P3 platform; catalyst for discussion of platform rejection despite theme quality
Licensed pinball game by Multimorphic; referenced as exemplar of successful IP licensing and execution strategy
Multimorphic title; limited marketing/hype maintenance; not currently on location route
Multimorphic release at TPF; limited buzz; delivery delays a concern
Multimorphic P3 platform game moving into production this month, early batch customers to receive emails regarding details
Multimorphic's latest licensed pinball game based on The Princess Bride film IP. Opened pre-orders with three-minute video; estimated ~300+ units sold on first day. Features Inigo Montoya sword accents on CE cabinet, brass-plated armor, movie clips with actor voices/synced dialogue. Expected to stream on Pinball stream on Saturday.
Multimorphic P3 game recently released; referenced as example of Multimorphic's output.
Rumored upcoming Spooky Pinball game; IP licensed to Spooky per Kaneda's sourced rumor; described as 'campy' and 'cult classic'; rich with mechanical/toy potential
Upcoming Multimorphic P3 pinball game; confirmed by Kaneda as 100% fact; based on Princess Bride film IP; designed by Jerry Stelenberg; flyers found in Pinball Life mailers teasing release
Multimorphic P3 module; announced a year ago; CEs still not fully shipped; criticized for being on platform rather than traditional cabinet
Film referenced by Braggs as creative touchstone for 'Pinball: The Movie,' inspired the interview framing device and character arc structure
Previous Multimorphic P3 game; comparison point for Weird Al sales success
Previous Multimorphic P3 game module based on the film
Multimorphic P3 modular pinball machine based on 1987 film; newly announced with three edition tiers; release summer 2025
Multimorphic P3 system game announced February 2024; received limited community buzz since initial release
Multimorphic game; largest theme/title for platform; interactive storybook topper with flame effects and light shows
Latest Multimorphic P3 first-party title (second licensed game after Weird Al Museum); three-tier pricing with modular options; 750 LE / 500 CE unit limits
Multimorphic P3 modular pinball game based on 1987 film; first licensed IP game for Multimorphic; first game released in three edition tiers
1987 film; IP for which a pinball license has allegedly been secured by unknown manufacturer
Eighth unique P3 module from Multimorphic; film-licensed game with comprehensive asset licensing, story-driven rules, and innovative mechanics
Eighth P3 module announced for Multimorphic; based on 1987 film; features Cliffs of Insanity crane mechanism; debuting at TPF with comprehensive movie asset licensing.
Multimorphic's latest P3 module release based on the 1987 film. Creative director Steven Silver, music adapted from Mark Knopfler's original soundtrack. Features full movie footage, voice calls, and new pinball-specific voice work recorded by Lucas Pepke. Mode-complete and feature-complete as of announcement. Gameplay video available from Buffalo Pinball.
Multimorphic's latest P3 release with broad multi-generational appeal; features high-quality animations comparable to JJP; expected to be highest-selling P3 module
Referenced as example of nostalgia-era IP in pinball market
February 2024 reveal; magnetic ball grab mechanism on Cliffs of Insanity wins best toy/mech Kudo; not yet delivered to collectors despite months since reveal