Twin Score

Twin Score was designed by Wayne Neyens for D. Gottlieb & Company in July 1954 as machine model #89, but according to IPDB records it was never produced. It exists today only as a documented design from Neyens' extensive career at Gottlieb.

Because the machine never reached production, no confirmed details survive about its specific scoring system, gameplay features, or artwork — the name suggests a dual-scoring concept, but no notes describe how it would have worked. As with other single-player Gottlieb electro-mechanical designs from the mid-1950s, it likely would have used a standard configuration of flippers, bumpers, and switches.

Twin Score is chiefly notable today as a record of a Neyens-designed concept that was ultimately shelved, offering a small window into the range of ideas Gottlieb explored but did not bring to market during this period.