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Avengers: Infinity Quest - Pinball Game
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Avengers: Infinity Quest

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Marvel's comic-book heroes supply the cast of Avengers: Infinity Quest, a Stern Pinball machine released in 2020 and designed by Keith Elwin. Its rules center on collecting and using the Infinity Stones, turning the familiar conflict into a sequence of quests and strategic choices. A Doctor Strange spinning disc links a character's powers to ball movement, while the Avengers Tower magnetic lock supports Iron Man Multiball. Mechanical features work alongside a color video display that presents objectives and character artwork.

Collecting a stone matters beyond finishing its quest, since the stones influence later play and encourage decisions about which goals to pursue. The table suits players who enjoy modern licensed pinball with layered rules. Its comic-based presentation and interlocking objectives distinguish it from a machine built mainly around recreating film scenes.

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When was Avengers: Infinity Quest pinball released?

Stern released Avengers: Infinity Quest in 2020. The table uses Marvel’s Avengers and Thanos-related Infinity Gem conflict as the basis for its missions.

What does the Doctor Strange spinning disk do?

The Doctor Strange mechanism uses a spinning disk to help qualify and control portal-style shots and related game modes. On versions with the more elaborate mechanism, the disk is part of a larger interactive playfield feature rather than a simple stationary target.

How does Iron Man’s multiball begin in Avengers: Infinity Quest?

Players work toward the Avengers Tower and related lock objectives to qualify Iron Man Multiball. The rulesheet identifies Iron Man Multiball as a three-ball multiball mode.

How is Avengers: Infinity Quest different from Stern’s earlier Avengers table?

Infinity Quest is a 2020 Stern table built around Infinity Gems, Thanos, Doctor Strange, and a quest-based rules structure. Stern’s earlier Avengers table from 2012 is a separate machine with different artwork, hardware, and rules.

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