Agreed x 100 Dom! This is most definitely my favorite of all the new tables released. It really blends the genre between tabletop and pinball really well. I felt invested in the game on my first playthrough as if I was playing an actual tabletop game. It adds a lot to pinball and gives it more depth! Pinball is simple in nature and sometimes adding a little more to it (without over complicating things) can be very fun.

I'm on board with you here, lazyspacecat! This table really feels more than just pinball and adds a lot to its replay ability imo. And I've never heard about Gloomhaven until the announcement for this table but I'm already wanting to play this table again to dig for all its features.

Thank you ytubeanon! I would love to experience VR Pinball at some point. I've talked to a few people about setting one up and so far just learning which VR headset is the most affordable. Which one would you recommend for a beginner on a low budget lol

​@@NewLeaf88 well, I started with a 1st Gen Vive and just replaced it with a Bigscreen Beyond, but I've heard the most popular and cost-efficient hmd atm is Meta Quest 3 for something experimental, I'd be curious if a gamer could use Parsec (free) to stream Pinball FX in either UEVR or Reshade's Depth3D from one's PC to their mobile phone, which would be put in an inexpensive Google Cardboard type of VR set. Then one could use an OTG adapter with an XBox controller and plug it into the mobile phone... wacky idea heh

Do you by any chance also own an AtLegends cabinet or a virtual pinball cabinet? I know some people who are into VR and also like to play on cabinets. I would love either one at this point, the desktop experience can only go so far lol. But then I guess you could also say nothing compares to the real thing when talking about pinball, if only pinball machines would not cost an arm and a leg!

@@NewLeaf88 I'm satisfied enough with the VR experience and controller, but if you're looking for a physical interface, I've heard of people using 'Virtual Pinball PinOne Mini Machine'. It's a box with just the front part of a cabinet, plunger, flipper buttons, etc... this saves space and money

That is an interesting piece of hardware! I just looked at some images of the Virtual Pinball PinOne Mini Machine and that is something I think I could get into. Thank you so much I'll have to look more into this but I'm adding it to my bookmarks now. Ideally, if I could I'd like to buy one of these that is plug and play. I dont mind a little setting up but you know what I mean haha. Thanks for sharing that!

I have not tried the Star Trek tables yet but I can vouch for Gloomhaven! It's probably my favorite so far. You would definitely enjoy the full version of these tables and get a lot more out of them Guardian :) If I had to decide on buying either the Star Trek tables or the tables included in the Game Night Volume 1 pack, it would be the latter for sure.

@@NewLeaf88 I also tried the ST tables but was so disappointed that there was no original music or voice samples, especially from DS9, which I loved as a series. The composition they used is....nice, but nothing compared to the original. Without that original score it just doesn't feel like DS9.

I completely understand where you're coming from Guardian. I am not familiar with the DS9 series or Star Trek in general, but I could see why you would want the real music and actual voice samples so it doesn't feel "fake." That said, I just got done playing DS9 and I thought it was a decent table. Now I will try the next two in the list :)