Follow credible reporting around possible new pinball machines while clearly separating confirmed projects, unannounced manufacturers, and ordinary theme speculation.
Labels distinguish a confirmed project from an unconfirmed manufacturer, release plan, or ordinary rumor. Open any report for its dated evidence and external discussion links.
Spooky PinballThe Goonies remains the strongest current theme rumor around Spooky Pinball. Community discussion is reinforced by reporting about a Goonies asset found inside publicly distributed Beetlejuice code, but Spooky has not announced a machine.
Recent dedicated reporting, persistent independent discussion, and a concrete public-code artifact; no manufacturer announcement.
Jersey Jack PinballA future Jersey Jack music-themed machine is widely discussed, but the title is not settled. Van Halen appears in community chatter while other reports have named Michael Jackson or Grateful Dead, so no single license should be treated as the favorite yet.
Multiple current reports support a music-title direction, but the named licenses conflict and Jersey Jack has not confirmed one.
A July 10 Kineticist report documents concrete pre-announcement artifacts from the franchise's creative team: artwork labeled for a backbox and translite, cabinet art shared by author Matt Dinniman as an "about-to-be-announced" machine, and a title graphic promoted by the audiobook studio. These support the existence of a physical project, but no pinball manufacturer has claimed it publicly. Multimorphic and Barrels of Fun remain competing, unconfirmed attributions rather than defensible manufacturer identification.
recent dedicated reporting; 1 independent corroborating source(s); concrete public artifact; no manufacturer signal; competing claims; no official contradiction found
Stern PinballFallout continues to appear in Stern pipeline discussion, including reports that place it farther into the future. It remains an early rumor with no official title, designer, edition, price, or release date.
Recurring community and podcast reporting, but limited independent concrete evidence and no official Stern signal.
American PinballCuphead was discussed as an American Pinball project, but later reports conflict over whether it was delayed, cancelled, or could still reappear. It belongs on a low-confidence watchlist, not an upcoming-release list.
Historical project discussion exists, but current reporting is contradictory and there is no official active release announcement.
The maximum is 85 because an unannounced manufacturer or title can never receive confirmation-level certainty.
Most entries are unconfirmed. A record may be labeled Confirmed project when a rights-holder or creative team has publicly established that a machine exists, while the manufacturer and launch details remain unannounced.
Evolution Pinball does not treat rumors as inventory and does not publish rumored pricing, editions, or release dates.
The score weighs recent dedicated reporting, independent corroboration, concrete public evidence, manufacturer signals, competing claims, and official contradictions.
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