Robots

Zuzu the koala ronin on a ridge above the haunted abbey, the River Croc in the river below

Zuzu · The Last Bell · Playable pinball workshop

The water has teeth.

A playable physics foundation for a haunted frontier pinball machine. Aim for the River Croc's mouth, strike the Abbey approach, and help turn this greybox into a fully detailed, multi-level table.

Zuzu: The Last Bell

Left / right = flippers · hold Down, release to launch · Up nudges (nudge too often and it TILTs) · Enter = Start · P pauses · gamepads work too

Free play

Current slice · playable table, Zuzu's own rules

Under construction

Every shot on the table is made by a real flip on the real physics. The Mortuary tells the story's five chapters in order, Homestead in Ash to The Last Bell, and each one finished breaks a seal on the track. Ring the bell lane to open the Mortuary again; knock down all four Abbey seals to raise the bonus multiplier and bare the captive relic ball behind them, whose strikes raise it again. The River Croc always pays, and his fifth swallow lights an extra ball. Feed him during Homestead to open the Watering Hole, where an orbit lights his mouth for a Death Roll jackpot that grows each time. Ring the bell lane to lock balls in the Citadel: three start Harvest Moon. Broken seals and both orbits start the four-ball Storm Crow, and the fifth story seal rings The Last Bell, all six balls. A soft plunge into the Mortuary is the skill shot.

The Bell spiral climbs to the raised Abbey deck, where two upper flippers ring its three hollow bells; they flip with the lower pair, or alone while you hold B (Shift). Strike the captive relic three times and the Mortuary opens the hidden undercrypt behind the backbox, a mini-table with its own flippers, three skulls and a HOME saucer.

Plunge and play

Left and right arrows flip. Hold Down, then release for the plunger. Up nudges; hold B (Shift) to flip the Abbey's upper flippers alone.

Scoring and leaderboards are deliberately disabled for the in-progress preview. This is a physically interactive build stage, not a finished FX3-quality release.

Full table design and shot-map specification ↗