It starts when you receive a note and map from your long lost grandfather, along with the promise of the adventure of a lifetime. You'll encounter dinosaurs, volcanoes, and man-eating sharks, as well as a tribe of cavemen to save. Your mission is to save the Forgotten Island.

There are 9 interconnected tables included for you to conquer. They have to be unlocked during the game and offer 2 or 3 settings per table. In comparison to most other pinball simulations the goals on a table are mostly not to get a high score but to solve missions like chasing away sharks. Also unusual are the 3D graphics: instead of a static top-down view the camera follows the pinball ball.

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3D Engine: UnrealEngine1

Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Adventure Pinball (Jewel Case)	Windows	$0.35
	Adventure Pinball: Forgotten Island
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User Reviews

Not the usual bargain-bin pinball game

Andy Voss (1635)

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The Press Says

Christ Centered Game Reviews	Jun 01, 2005		90
Gamigo	Apr 17, 2001	8.2 out of 10	82
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	May, 2001	72 out of 100	72
IGN	Mar 28, 2001	6.7 out of 10	67
PC Action	Apr 05, 2001	67 out of 100	67
GameSpot	Mar 22, 2001	6.6 out of 10	66
Game Vortex	2001	65 out of 100	65
Game Over Online	Apr 04, 2001	61 out of 100	61
Game Captain	Apr 08, 2001	61 out of 100	61
Game Revolution	Mar 01, 2001	C-	42

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Trivia

Engine

From the installer to the in-game graphics, it appears that Adventure Pinball: Forgotten Island is based on the Unreal engine. The Unreal engine is typically used to make first-person shooter games, but in this case it was used for a pinball game.

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This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by jeremy strope (126) on Jun 18, 2001.