Online night-market pachinko | Custom prizes and multi-ball play
A Taiwan night-market 2.5D pachinko game with 10 fixed physical slots, 2–10 custom prizes, and 1, 3, 5, or 10 marbles. Restarting reshuffles prize positions.
How do I play the prize pachinko board?
- Configure prizes, empty slots, and balls: Enter 2 to 10 prize entries for the fixed 10-slot board, choose whether empty slots remain open, and select 1, 3, 5, or 10 balls.
- Hold to charge and release: Hold the launcher to set the force, then release. A charge below 20% rolls back without spending a ball; a successful ball leaves the rail and you may launch the next one.
- Review landings and prize totals: Each landing closes that slot and updates the totals. Open empty slots produce a no-prize result. Restarting reshuffles the prize layout.
Great for
- Small prizes, truth-or-dare prompts, and party tasks
- Night-market-style stream interactions
- Classroom rewards and event warm-ups
- Skill-influenced multi-ball physics play
Key features
- A full-height launcher rail with a 20% launch threshold
- Fixed-step physics with pegs, spinners, elastic bands, and ball collisions
- Ten one-use physical slots with optional open empty slots
- Three.js 2.5D lighting, metal pegs, and neon presentation
Randomness and privacy
Web Crypto seeds the prize layout and three elastic bands at each restart, while charge timing, pegs, spinners, other balls, and closed-slot rebounds affect the final landing. The slots are not equally likely, so this is a physics game rather than an audited random draw. Custom prize names are not uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
- Is every physical slot equally likely?
- No. Launch force, timing, entry angle, pegs, spinners, elastic bands, other balls, and closed slots can all change the landing.
- Why are there at most ten prizes?
- The board has ten physical slots so labels and ball paths remain readable on a phone. Fewer prizes leave configurable empty slots.
- Does a replay prize automatically add another ball?
- No. It is only a prize label for the group to interpret. The app does not add balls automatically.