First of all, everyone is invited to follow me on Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/gamieon and watch me stream the development of all my games, Hyperspace Pinball included. Not only can you watch, you can give me real-time feedback! I don't have a set schedule but I will also post on Twitter @gamieon before I go live. Now on to the update: I made the following changes:

• Added a Bonus Spiral that appears on the right side of the table below the top-right flipper
• Flippers now move a little faster
• Bumpers are more responsive when they "bump"
• Reduced time dilation frequency

I also made some under-the-hood changes that prepares the game for the next major feature update.

What's next?

There have been numerous bug reports where the graphics are glitching out in the Linux version. It's to the point where I think I must dedicate a release cycle to combating it. I think the problem is that I expected the game to work on high quality settings for everyone...and it's just not so. I'm considering lowering the default quality and giving users more control over individual settings. People are wondering "Why is only this game having issues? Why can't it render a simple pinball table?" Frankly I'm wondering the same thing, but I'll do my best to fix it.

First of all, everyone is invited to follow me on Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/gamieon and watch me stream the development of all my games, Hyperspace Pinball included. Not only can you watch, you can give me real-time feedback! I don't have a set schedule but I will also post on Twitter @gamieon before I go live. Now on to the update: I made the following changes:

• Added a Bonus Spiral that appears on the right side of the table below the top-right flipper
• Flippers now move a little faster
• Bumpers are more responsive when they "bump"
• Reduced time dilation frequency

I also made some under-the-hood changes that prepares the game for the next major feature update.

What's next?

There have been numerous bug reports where the graphics are glitching out in the Linux version. It's to the point where I think I must dedicate a release cycle to combating it. I think the problem is that I expected the game to work on high quality settings for everyone...and it's just not so. I'm considering lowering the default quality and giving users more control over individual settings. People are wondering "Why is only this game having issues? Why can't it render a simple pinball table?" Frankly I'm wondering the same thing, but I'll do my best to fix it.