Pegfall Machines

One physical drop, several cabinet rule sets.

A Pegfall machine defines the rules and session shape you play. Cabinet finishes, balls, plungers, trails, venues, and floors are cosmetic choices; they do not unlock or replace a machine's rules.

The live in-game machine picker is authoritative. Staged releases can appear or pause independently of this overview.

Always available

Classic Cabinet

Original / Baseline

The original 12-slot cabinet and the clearest place to learn Pegfall's standard START, plunger, peg-field, and active-slot loop.

Classic Cabinet remains the always-available baseline. It keeps the physical drop easy to read and provides the reference behavior used to compare other machines.

Standard library

Neon Tokyo · Fever

Recommended

A recommended cabinet where ordinary play, hits, and near misses can build energy toward an explicitly started Fever sequence.

Fever begins as a free, time-bounded sequence and can modify configured round presentation and active-slot support. Purchases do not fill, start, extend, or retrigger it.

Standard library

Cascade Volley

Rapid-fire multi-ball

A rapid-fire multi-ball cabinet that arms one shared session configuration and lets several marble results form one complete volley.

Each ball settles through the same server-owned session contract, while the result presentation groups the volley into one readable arcade moment.

Staged availability

Tidal Twins

8-Pearl Start-Light Challenge

An eight-pearl pattern session with server-selected start lights and a collection-focused cabinet display.

Players manually launch each pearl and build visible pattern progress from the start lights and physical landings. Availability is controlled through a staged release process.

Machine rules and cabinet cosmetics stay separate

Selecting a Machine chooses a versioned gameplay contract. Selecting a ball, plunger, cabinet skin, finish, venue, or floor changes owned presentation and, where documented, restrained handling feedback. Cosmetic ownership never silently grants a different Machine or changes reward authority.

Why some machines use staged availability

New cabinets are released behind operational controls so settlement, performance, accessibility, economy, and physical landing behavior can be monitored before wider exposure. Work-in-progress machines are not listed on this public page.