Screech 4-Player

Screech 4-Player is a solid-state pinball machine released in 1977 by Inder, the long-running Spanish amusement manufacturer based in Zaragoza. As its name indicates, the game was configured for up to four players, allowing a group to compete over successive balls on the same machine.

Produced during the late 1970s transition from electromechanical to solid-state electronics, Screech represents Inder's early entry into the microprocessor era of pinball. The machine is currently documented through the Pinside database rather than IPDB, and detailed information about its playfield layout, artwork, and design credits remains scarce.