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Winchester Mystery House Pinball
Winchester Mystery House is a 2025 solid-state pinball machine manufactured by Barrels of Fun. Its design features a rotating hallway turntable, a collapsing tower, a physical ball lock and a Pepper's Ghost display.
Winchester Mystery House: machine facts
- Manufacture date
- October 2025
- Players
- 4
- Installed physical balls
- 10
- Production limit
- Up to 525 games
- Display
- LCD screen
- Physical balls installed
- 10
Design and features
The game includes a fully sculpted interactive Ghost Box, a revolving hallway turntable with three unique entrances and eight positions, a collapsing tower with a hidden ball path, a staircase-to-nowhere magnetic ball catch, and a seance table with a crystal-ball physical lock.
The manufacturer flyer lists three full-size flippers, one mini flipper, four metal ramps, five chrome wire habitrails, two subways, two scoops, two vertical up-kicks, two magnets, a spinner, a diverter, a kickback, drop-target banks, a captive ball and a physical ball lock.
Ruleset and presentation
The ruleset, credited by the manufacturer to Karl DeAngelo, includes 13 unique room modes, two primary multiballs, a side quest, two mini wizard multiballs, three memento wizard modes, a mid-game wizard mode and a final wizard mode.
The Ghost Box uses a Pepper's Ghost effect, while the game also includes a 15.6-inch HD LCD display, a 12.3-inch LCD Pepper's Ghost display and Horizon Atmospheric Lighting.
The people behind the game
- Ruleset
- Karl DeAngelo
- Original art
- Brad Albright