It's a nice, light game. Not enough tables or variation to hold interest long. Brett Todd Drop the flag Pinball on the PC has always been a mixed bag.
Some games manage a great simulation of the real thing.
Balls of Steel and Microsoft Pinball Arcade , for example, bring everything but the arcade-dwelling fat guy with the quarter pouch into the comfort of your home. On the other hand, there's Star Trek Pinball , which even live long and prosper types would have a hard time enjoying. The menus evoke a racing atmosphere from the very beginning. Sierra 's 3D Ultra Pinball series has always provided a touch of quality and consistency to the market, though. The games also add much-needed atmosphere to the proceedings.