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Pinball FX 2 DLC Review – Sorcerer’s Lair (Empty Lifebar)

"Pinball FX 2 is known for its fantastic tables and originality and ZEN Studios does not disappoint with their latest addition to its library. Sorcerer’s Lair takes place, as you would expect, in a magical citadel. Your mission, as the brother and sister duo trapped in the fortress, is to defeat the magical Sorcerer and his army of minions and escape his lair. Along the way you are befriended by a ghost, Whisper, who is also stuck in the citadel. Many mysteries and challenges await you as you try to make your way out."

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2kDude4994d ago

The Table has a little background to it? cool!

optimus4994d ago

this will probably be my next table...pinball fx 2 seems to be the only game that i constantly go back to and STILL have fun.

AerotheAcrobat4994d ago

This is the epitome of pinball

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Zen Pinball iOS Review (Gamerlive.tv)

Is Zen Studios' iPad/iPhone pinball game worth flipping out for? Absolutely.

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Pinball FX: Sorcerer's Lair Review - Gaming Nexus

From Review: "What is the smallest unit of anything, be it a movie, TV show, book, song, or videogame that can credibly be reviewed or critiqued? Does it have to be a whole unit, or can you break it down into its constituent parts and review each of those separately? My personal feelings are that you have to review the whole, because often times great art is greater than the sum of its parts.

Taken piecemeal, a painting is just layers of colored pigments on some sort of surface, a movie is just actors reading lines for a camera while some music plays, and a videogame is just a series of control inputs initiated by on-screen prompts that themselves are nothing but ones and zeros. It’s not until you step back and look at whole package that what it truly is comes into focus. My sense is that I’m in the minority with that opinion. It’s seems like more and more videogame reviews are just a collection of individual judgments added up. The originality + graphics + the gameplay + the sound + the story + whether or not is has multiplayer = some nebulous score that either does or doesn’t meet the arbitrary criteria in each persons head required to achieve “good game” status. I myself have surely been guilty of it despite my best effort otherwise. But now, I must do just that. Instead of a whole game, all I have to review is one lonely part of a game. So here goes . . ."

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Brash Games - Pinball FX 2: Sorcerer’s Lair Review

Thomas Leclerc of Brash Games writes "Zen has, yet again, astounded me with the excellence of their product. In constantly producing both variation and quality, it’s becoming harder and harder for me to find reasons why you shouldn’t buy the Pinball FX package. In fact, I would go so far as to say that this is amongst the top three downloads on XBLA".

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