Experience an exciting pinball adventure with Loony Labyrinth. Journey through the Loony Machine and discover its secrets. Get ready for an unforgettable gaming experience!
If you're looking for a fun and challenging game, Loony Labyrinth might be just what you need. This software offers two play modes: Modern Times and 2000 BC. To travel back in time, you'll need to activate the time machine by completing its feature. When you begin the game, you'll find yourself in Modern Times. However, as you progress through the time-stream to 2000 BC, you become the brave Prince Theseus.
The key to your time travel is the Loony Machine which archeologist Sir Evangel discovered near the Knossos Palace of Crete. As you explore Modern Times, you'll enjoy three kinds of multiball play: Loony Multi, Labyrinth Multi, and Minotaur Multi. These multiball modes will help you navigate the Labyrinth. The game's music changes when you travel back in time to indicate the approach of your final challenge: Battling the Minotaur and rescuing its nine young victims.
One of the things that sets Loony Labyrinth apart is its rich sound effects. They will remind you of classic TV game shows and science fiction movies from the 1950s. There's even an "antique" bumper sound from a real vintage pinball machine. Loony Labyrinth's voices tell you about your game's status so you don't have to look up at the score indicators.
It's important to note that there are a few limitations to this software. There is a time-limited demo, and some features are disabled. However, if you have 16MB free RAM, 32MB of hard disk space, 800x600 video resolution or higher, and 32,000 or more colors, you should be able to run Loony Labyrinth without any problems.
The key to your time travel is the Loony Machine which archeologist Sir Evangel discovered near the Knossos Palace of Crete. As you explore Modern Times, you'll enjoy three kinds of multiball play: Loony Multi, Labyrinth Multi, and Minotaur Multi. These multiball modes will help you navigate the Labyrinth. The game's music changes when you travel back in time to indicate the approach of your final challenge: Battling the Minotaur and rescuing its nine young victims.
One of the things that sets Loony Labyrinth apart is its rich sound effects. They will remind you of classic TV game shows and science fiction movies from the 1950s. There's even an "antique" bumper sound from a real vintage pinball machine. Loony Labyrinth's voices tell you about your game's status so you don't have to look up at the score indicators.
It's important to note that there are a few limitations to this software. There is a time-limited demo, and some features are disabled. However, if you have 16MB free RAM, 32MB of hard disk space, 800x600 video resolution or higher, and 32,000 or more colors, you should be able to run Loony Labyrinth without any problems.
What's New
Version 3.0.1: N/A