Beach Games

Beach Games, manufactured by Rally Play Company of Nice, France in 1962, is an electro-mechanical pinball machine from the early days of the industry. As a French-made pinball from this period, it is a relatively uncommon find for collectors and historians.

The gameplay on Beach Games features four flippers, five pop bumpers, and three standup targets. Notably, the machine has no slingshots, a departure from many contemporaries. The maximum displayed point score per player is 1,999 points, providing ample opportunity for high scores to be achieved.

The machine's artwork and design showcase a beach theme, with illustrations of people engaging in boating, swimming, water skiing, and other recreational water activities. Little is known about the designer or specific production numbers, but Beach Games remains a distinctive piece of early-1960s pinball history from a manufacturer that produced games only from 1961 to 1969.