Link the checkpoints. Own the midnight coast. How DUNE CIRCUIT plays: its rules, its modes and its playfield.
DUNE CIRCUIT is an original pinball machine in the style of a 1990s dot-matrix game, for one to four players, built by Holmes Computer Consultants. A game is three balls, and its author estimates a ball lasts about 75 seconds. Its author rates it 3 out of 5 for difficulty, and it is rated for everyone.
DUNE CIRCUIT is part of Pro, which unlocks the full roster on every device you sign in on.
The playfield has three flippers, three pop bumpers, two slingshots, three drop targets in one bank, one spinner, two kickers and eight rollovers. Everything on it — the art, the lettering and every sound — is generated in code when the machine loads, so there is nothing to download.
The card on DUNE CIRCUIT's cabinet sums up the rules in three lines:
DUNE CIRCUIT has one mode.
Multiball puts up to three balls in play at once.
DUNE CIRCUIT plays in a browser on a computer or a phone, and in a Meta Quest 3 headset. Every game runs the same simulation, stepped a thousand times a second, on every device.