Play First Person Pinball Online

First Person Pinball came out in 1989 on the Amiga, published by MicroProse. It was one of those games that stood out at the time for trying something a little different with the pinball genre, especially on home computers where 3D perspectives were still fairly novel.

You control the flippers from a first-person viewpoint, looking straight down the table as the ball rolls toward you. The main goal is to rack up points by hitting bumpers, spinners, and targets, all while keeping the ball in play. The tables are filled with neon lights and moving obstacles that react in real time. It's fast, sometimes unforgiving, and the physics feel surprisingly solid for the era. Playing it gives you that tense, focused feeling of being right over the table, watching every bounce and ricochet.