Peggle Nights 1.0

Peggle Nights is fantastic, it’s addictive, it’s fun, it’s not complicated, it’s just what you want when you want to play something that requires no brain power and it’s suitable for all ages, you won’t find any zombies or murderous villains here, just a good time. You can dive in to it for 5 minutes, or you can while away the hours.

It’s so simple there is not much I am able to say about Peggle Nights, it’s pinball basically, some of you are probably too young to have ever even seen a pinball machine, you lucky young whippersnappers, but back in the bad old days, before home consoles were invented if you wanted to play a computer game you had to go to an arcade, they were normally found in the foyer of your local bowling alley or swimming pool, there would be a couple of arcade games, and then next to it the ever inviting pinball machine, basically you fired a ball off and hoped it bounced around enough to get your name up on the high score board.

And that my friends is what Peggle Nights is, it’s of course a bit prettier than the classic arcade machines and has some weird storylines about a unicorn and an animal scientist and a pumpkin, but it’s pinball more or less and that by no means is a bad thing, it’s incredibly addictive, tons of fun and it looks great, also the uplifting piece of classical music that plays whenever you complete a level is a great touch.

The only downside to it is that the free trial only lasts for an hour, which may be a good thing for me because I probably would have played it all day and never got round to writing this, but it’s enjoyable, fun and definitely worth at least checking out the free trial download I’m pretty sure you will not be disappointed.