Multiplier

The Multiplier, produced by SIRMO Games S.A. of Verviers, Belgium in 1996, is a solid-state electronic pinball machine that holds a modest place in the history of the game. As a one-ball game from SIRMO's later catalog, it belongs to the same tradition of bingo-style machines the company was known for, rather than the multiball-oriented flipper games common elsewhere in the industry at the time.

Specific details about Multiplier's playfield layout, features, and rules are not well documented. As a "One Ball Game," it likely followed the single-ball, skill-shot format typical of SIRMO's bingo machines rather than the ramps and multiball modes found in mainstream 1990s pinball.

As a product of SIRMO Games, a lesser-known European manufacturer, the Multiplier offers an interesting opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts to explore an underdocumented corner of pinball history, though much about its specific design and theme remains unknown.