MULTIMORPHIC'S FIRST LICENSED PINBALL GAME TO BE REVEALED SOON

Knapp Arcade·article·analyzed·Feb 17, 2022

Analysis

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TL;DR

Multimorphic teases first licensed P3 game announcement; community speculation ensues.

Summary

Multimorphic Inc. has teased an imminent announcement of its first licensed pinball game on Facebook with a cryptic work-in-progress image. The article speculates on the game's identity while praising Multimorphic's P3 platform improvements, recent talent acquisitions (Bowen Kerins, Colin MacAlpine), and upcoming music from Scott Danesi, positioning the P3 as increasingly competitive against rising new pinball machine prices.

Key Claims

Multimorphic Inc. is about to reveal its first licensed game for the P3 platform
high confidence · Official Facebook teaser by Multimorphic quoted in article
Bowen Kerins and Colin MacAlpine were recently added to Multimorphic's team
medium confidence · Article states 'the recent addition of the extraordinary pinball players Bowen Kerins and Colin MacAlpine to Multimorphic's team' but does not provide date or official source confirmation
Scott Danesi is providing music for Multimorphic's next game
medium confidence · Article cites 'Multimorphic's next game is even supposedly getting music from Scott Danesi' — use of 'supposedly' indicates unconfirmed information
New In Box pinball machine prices are rapidly approaching five figures
medium confidence · Author observation based on market trends; represents industry sentiment rather than definitive data
Heist was a major turning point in Multimorphic's game quality and appeal
low confidence · Subjective opinion from article author: 'the release of the company's last game, Heist, was a complete game changer'

Notable Quotes

“Just hammering out the final details...”
Multimorphic Inc. (Facebook) @ article publication date (unspecified) — Official teaser statement for upcoming licensed game announcement; cryptic phrasing suggests possibility of intentional visual hint
“When the P3 first came out, the games didn't do a whole lot for me and the price gave me extreme sticker shock.”
Article author (Knapp Arcade) — Reflects early community skepticism toward P3 pricing and game quality; contrasts with current positive sentiment
“The music for TNA is beloved by most in the hobby.”
Article author — Indicates Scott Danesi's soundtrack reputation as major asset for upcoming Multimorphic game

Entities

Multimorphic Inc.companyMultimorphic P3productHeistgame Bowen Kerinsperson Colin MacAlpineperson Scott Danesiperson Total Nuclear AnnihilationgameSpooky Pinballcompany

Signals

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announcement: Multimorphic officially teased first licensed game announcement imminent on Facebook
high · Direct quote from official Multimorphic Facebook statement: 'Just hammering out the final details...'
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leak_detection: Teaser image may contain intentional or unintentional hint about upcoming licensed game identity
low · Author speculation: 'Is this teaser just a generic Work In Progress picture OR is it a hint as to what the next game will be?' References 'shirtless dudes with shredded abs' from reverse image search, speculatively linking to Clash of the Titans
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personnel_signal: Bowen Kerins and Colin MacAlpine added to Multimorphic development team
medium · Article states 'the recent addition of the extraordinary pinball players Bowen Kerins and Colin MacAlpine to Multimorphic's team' but provides no date or official source verification
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market_signal: Broader market concern that new pinball machine prices are approaching or exceeding five figures, improving relative value perception of P3
medium · Author notes 'all New In Box pinball machine prices are rapidly approaching five figures' as factor improving P3's competitive positioning
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sentiment_shift: Author's perception of Multimorphic P3 value has shifted from negative (sticker shock) to positive (competitive positioning)
high · Direct contrast: 'price gave me extreme sticker shock' vs. 'Multimorphic's P3 doesn't seem so exorbitantly priced any more' and 'I'm very tempted here'

Topics

Multimorphic's first licensed pinball game announcementprimaryP3 platform value proposition vs. rising market pricesprimaryMultimorphic team talent acquisitions (Kerins, MacAlpine)secondaryScott Danesi music production for MultimorphicsecondaryCommunity speculation on upcoming game IPsecondaryPinball machine pricing trends and market positioningsecondary

Sentiment

positive(0.78)— Author expresses growing enthusiasm for Multimorphic P3 based on recent quality improvements, talent additions, and platform advantages. Pricing concern acknowledged but reframed as increasingly competitive. Tone is optimistic about upcoming announcement.

Transcript

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The super-cool multi-game P3 pinball platform by Multimorphic Inc. is on the verge of revealing its first licensed game. Minutes ago, the company teased the upcoming announcement on its Facebook page using the following picture and statement: "Just hammering out the final details..." So what does everyone think? Is this teaser just a generic "Work In Progress" picture OR is it a hint as to what the next game will be? If it is a hint, what could the game be? Slash of the Titans, perhaps? I did a reverse Google search on the image and it returned pics a bunch of shirtless dudes with shredded abs, so no help there LOL. I'd love to hear others' guesses. I continue to be very intrigued by the P3. When the P3 first came out, the games didn't do a whole lot for me and the price gave me extreme sticker shock. However, for me the release of the company's last game, Heist, was a complete game changer. It looks fantastic. The recent addition of the extraordinary pinball players Bowen Kerins and Colin Colin MacAlpine to Multimorphic's team should even further enhance what is already a great product. Multimorphic's next game is even supposedly getting music from Scott Danesi, designer of Spooky Pinball's Total Nuclear Annihilation (TNA) and Rick and Morty pinball machines. The music for TNA is beloved by most in the hobby. Add to that the fact that all New In Box pinball machine prices are rapidly approaching five figures and Multimorphic's P3 doesn't seem so exorbitantly priced any more. The ability to play multiple pinball games on the same machine would also be a huge bonus for someone like me, who is essentially completely out of room in his home arcade. I'm very tempted here. Let's see what the new game is. I can't wait for the company's reveal soon. A picture of the Multimorphic's Heist game.