ExedExes wrote:..., then complete more flashing shots to get the bottle to your side, that's it.
Ah, that's what I wasn't sure about. Thanks!
(It also explains why just keeping all balls in play without any real aiming or strategy was pretty effective at reaching the final goal. Not a ton of thinking required for that one.)
ExedExes wrote:... The murder mysteries was a feature that you'd not see in a regular straightforward pinball game, so there was that extra interactive element. The elevator and slot machine also make it fun. If you know what you're doing (and get some nice roulette bets won), you can get many points here.
Yep, still sounding pretty cool. Definitely think I'll pick up Whodunnit? eventually.
Played a handful of new (to me) tables last night, and was surprised by Haunted House. It's such a weird design, with the odd flipper layout and multiple play levels, that I'll probably stick with it for a bit to try and get a decent score. My biggest complaint is that some of the angles seemed odd - in either the cellar and attic, just banging seemed to be nearly as effective as a careful shot due to small play field (and my lack of skill). Probably gets better with experience and/or better grasp of the table goals?
Would love to see the actual table for this one in the wild sometime. I'm not sure if there are any pinball tables in town.
I wouldn't shy away from the table, it definitely has that creepy vibe to it as well as some nice features (Mist Multiball for instance)
