Erica (itch)
PC · 2021
About this game
Captain America is a DLC pinball table for Pinball FX2 (Xbox 360, Xbox One, Windows), Zen Pinball 2 (PS3, PS4, PS Vita, Wii U), and Marvel Pinball or Zen Pinball (HD) (iOS and Android).
The PS3 and PS Vita version are Cross-Buy.
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The PS3 version can be transferred to the PS4 version for free.
The table is based on the Marvel character Captain America from the comic book series.
In this table there is a final clash between Captain America and his nemesis Red Skull.
The captain, Bucky and members of the Howling Commandos need to work together to assault Baron Zemo's castle and recover the Cosmic Cube from Red Skull.
Missions include finding members of the local resistance, reading the archives and shutting down a dig site.
Captain America, Red Skull and Baron Zemo appear as 3D animated characters on the table.
There is a brawl between Captain America and Red Skull, the captain needs to deflect Zemo's death ray and get past Adhesive X that forms sticky pools on the table.
The table has a regular set of flippers at the bottom and an additional one on the right.
The Cosmic Cube is a large piece in the centre at the back with multiple targets.
There are multiple ramps, three outlanes on the left and two on the right.
The ball can be shot into a mini playfield on the top left where Zemo's castle is attacked by having the ball hit targets, not using flippers but magnets.
There is an additional mini-game in the top left where Captain America needs to deflect incoming shots with his shields.
He needs to turn left or right in the direction where the shots appear.
About PC
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