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Wrath of Olympus

Manufacturer: Riot Pinball, LLC, of St. Paul, Minnesota (2015)
Year: 2015
Date: October, 2015
Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
Players: 4
Production: 6 units (confirmed)

About This Machine

Wrath of Olympus, designed by Scott Gullicks and manufactured by Riot Pinball in Saint Paul, Minnesota in 2015, is a boutique, low-production solid-state pinball machine (only 6 confirmed units built). Its six flippers set it apart from most games on the market, allowing for increased player interaction and strategic depth as players work multiple shots and manage multiball simultaneously.

The game's mythology theme is reinforced by an elevated playfield section, a Newton ball post, a VUK, and a pop-up Hades bash toy. A Pandora's Box mechanism on the right ramp stores locked balls for multiball. Standup targets, spinning targets, a drop target, slingshots, a messenger ball, and a pop bumper all contribute to the game's frenetic pace, with a left outlane kickback offering some relief from tough drains. The soundtrack was scored by Two Steps from Hell.

The Wrath of Olympus boasts an impressive array of features for a small-run boutique title, including voice callouts, a translite backglass, and factory-installed LED illumination in the backbox, playfield, and cabinet (with an optional RGB-LED upgrade). Its ambitious flipper layout and mythology theme make it a standout among independent pinball designs from 2015.

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Technical Details

Theme:
Mythology
MPU:
Multimorphic P-ROC
Toys:
Pandora's Box on right ramp stores locks balls for multiball.
Notable Features:
Flippers (6), Pop bumper (1), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (14), Spinning targets (2), Drop target (1), Messenger ball (1), VUK (1), Newton ball post (1), Left outlane kickback, Pop-up HADES bash toy, Multiball, Elevated playfield. Has voice. Backglass is a translite. Factory-installed illumination: Backbox - LEDs. Playfield - LEDs, or optionally factory-upgraded to RGB-LEDs. Cabinet - LEDs.

Credits

Designer:
Scott Gullicks
Artist:
Scott Gullicks
Software:
Frank Gigliotti
Music:
Two Steps from Hell
Sound:
Frank Gigliotti
Mechanics:
Scott Gullicks
Dots/Animation:
Frank Gigliotti

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