Camel Lights

Camel Lights, manufactured by Game Plan, Incorporated and released in May 1978, is a solid-state electronic cocktail table machine built around a licensed cigarette-brand theme. It supports up to four players and runs on the Game Plan MPU-1 hardware (model 110).

Not much is publicly documented about the specifics of Camel Lights' gameplay or its designer. As a cocktail-table format, it would have been designed for a smaller footprint suited to bars and lounges rather than standard arcade routes.

From a design and art perspective, the machine incorporates Camel-branded elements befitting its licensed theme, though detailed documentation of its artwork is limited. Camel Lights remains an example of Game Plan experimenting with brand licensing in the late 1970s pinball market.