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The Walking Dead is a pinball machine released by Stern in 2014, based on the AMC television series and designed by John Borg. The game is geared toward experienced players, featuring a complex and deep rule set that involves progressing through various horde encounters and character upgrades. Its playfield features a prominent mechanical walker bash toy, rotating blood-spattered prison cell, and crossbow lane.
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What makes The Walking Dead pinball by Stern so unique?
Released by Stern Pinball in 2014 and designed by John Borg, the game is celebrated for having one of the deepest and most brutal rule sets in modern pinball. It is based on the AMC television series and features intense, zombie-horde gameplay mechanics that challenge even veteran players.
What are the main toys on the Stern Walking Dead pinball machine?
The playfield is packed with iconic toys, including a rotating prisonWell Walker that grabs the pinball and a crossbow ramp. The Premium and Limited Edition models also feature an animated, shaking mechanism that simulates a horde of zombies tearing down the prison fence.
What is the Horde mode in The Walking Dead pinball?
Horde is the incredibly difficult wizard mode that players can only reach by completing all the necessary main objectives and clearing out the prison fences. In this mode, the playfield goes dark, and players must battle a relentless onslaught of walkers under extreme time pressure to survive.
Did Stern make different models of The Walking Dead pinball?
Yes, Stern Pinball produced the game in three distinct tiers: the Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition models. The Premium and LE versions feature the distinct overhead crossbow mechanism and the moving prison fence toy that are not found on the base Pro model.
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