Play Psycho Pinball (September 1994) Online

Psycho Pinball came out for the Sega Genesis in 1994, developed by Codemasters. It arrived during a time when digital pinball was really finding its footing on home consoles, offering a solid alternative to the arcade cabinets without the need for quarters.

You control the flippers, aiming to keep the ball in play across four distinct tables, each with its own theme like a haunted graveyard or a mutant laboratory. The main goal is to score as many points as possible by hitting targets, triggering ramps, and completing table specific missions. Signature mechanics include multi ball modes that flood the playfield with chaos, and warp holes that transport the ball to hidden areas or bonus stages. The pacing is fast, and the difficulty can be brutal, especially when the ball decides to dive straight down the middle without mercy. It feels like a genuine test of reflexes and patience, with every successful shot bringing a small rush of relief.