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Zen Studios' Star Wars Pinball: Rogue One To Be Released Soon
Zen Studios, the developer behind all those amusing digital pinball games, is bringing yet another Star Wars title to their catalog. Surprise surprise, this one is all about Rogue One.
Here's what Zen Studios has to say about the game:
The Star Wars™ Pinball: Rogue One™ table features 10 story-related game modes, each one with its own set of playfield toys and goals.
You must avoid stormtrooper detection in stealth missions, hold your own in firefights and combat missions, evade the footsteps of an AT-ACT walker, navigate the U-wing to shoot down TIE strikers as the ship’s gunner, and face off against Director Krennic and his Death Troopers in a white-knuckle multiball mode.
Star Wars Pinball: Rogue One will be released on January 31 for PS3, PS4, PSVita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Windows 10, Steam and Mac. The game will also come to iOS and Android on February 2.
Our Take
Yay more digital pinball!
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