Pinball Fortune (Sky777): an arcade pinball table turned slot

Pinball Fortune takes the look of an old arcade pinball machine and fits it onto a slot. The Sky777 version is made with phones in mind, and it shows.

A slot built for phones

The old notes credit the design to Red7, a studio known for games made for touch screens. Pinball Fortune plays in portrait mode, so you hold the phone upright rather than turning it sideways. That suits the layout: five reels and six rows, taller than a standard three-row grid.

The same studio also made games such as Mayfair Magic and Battleship Direct Hit!, the latter on an unusual 7x6 grid. Pinball Fortune follows the same phone-first approach.

Pinball Fortune's old-school look

The graphics have a deliberately old-school quality, like the table art on a machine in an arcade. It is the closest thing to playing a real pinball machine on your phone, minus the tilt warning.

The pinball bonus game

The pinball machine carries over into the bonus game, which brings in familiar table parts such as the bumpers and flippers. The in-game help page explains exactly what sets it off and how the prizes are counted, so check it before you play for real.

Staking on a six-row grid

A taller grid can mean more symbols in view each spin, but it doesn't change the fact that results are random. Pick a stake that gives you plenty of spins within your budget, and don't raise it to chase the bonus.

You can play Pinball Fortune in the Sky777 app. If you haven't installed the app yet, see the Sky777 install guide.