Pinball Lab

Three original pinball tables for iPhone, each one pushing further than the last.

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Orbit Pinball
Where it started. One screen with flippers, planet bumpers, slingshots, drop targets, a wormhole, a skill shot and ball save.
Grey Invasion
A table taller than the screen, with a camera that follows the ball. Two ramps, multiball, three waves of flying saucers and a Mothership finale. All the art is drawn in code, and a robot "Shot Lab" plays shots on its own to measure how hard each one is.
Cthulhu Rising
Every part modelled and rendered in 3D in Blender. A clear ramp the ball climbs, a swaying Cthulhu toy, a spinner, a magnet and an up-kicker. A three-act story tuned with a game simulator that played thousands of games, and its own synthesized sound set.

No game engine: just Apple's own frameworks, with Blender for the art and Python for the sounds and the tuning.

SwiftUI + SpriteKit, no game engine. Runs at 120 fps on ProMotion iPhones.
Table art rendered in Blender at a 22° oblique angle, so the art lines up with the physics.
Sounds synthesized in Python (numpy), plus CC0 Kenney impact sounds.
Python simulators and an in-app robot used to tune the rules and shot difficulty.
Game controller support (Xbox, PlayStation, MFi).
Built with Claude.

Built by Aaron Tilley with Claude.
Art and sounds by Kenney (kenney.nl) (opens in a new tab), released under CC0.
Orbitron and Cinzel fonts, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (opens in a new tab).