History Pinball / Krull

* TeleportersAndTransporters: The player can only reach the lair of the Black Fortress after enabling the Transfer.
* XMeetsY: ''Krull'' is essentially ''Pinball/BlackKnight'' meets ''Pinball/HauntedHouse''.

'''Krull''' is an [[PhysicalPinballTables arcade pinball machine]] from Creator/{{Gottlieb}}, designed by Creator/JohnTrudeau and illustrated by Keith Parkinson.

''Krull's'' most notable trait is its lower-level playfield; while earlier games like ''Pinball/BlackHole'' and ''Pinball/HauntedHouse'' had simplified mini tables below the main level, ''Krull'' had a second, nearly full-sized playfield inside the cabinet, which the player viewed through a plexiglass lenticular window. Unfortunately, this significantly increased the cost of the game -- and when the movie bombed at the box office, management canceled it just before mass-production was to begin. Only 10 completed prototypes exist, making the game a genuine rarity that's highly sought after by collectors.

* EvilOverlooker: On the backglass, the Beast watches Colwyn and Lyssa with this trope.

''Krull's'' most notable trait is its lower-level playfield; while earlier games like ''Pinball/BlackHole'' and ''Pinball/HauntedHouse'' had simplified mini tables below the main level, ''Krull'' had a second, nearly full-sized playfield inside the cabinet, which the player viewed through a plexiglass lenticular window. Unfortunately, this significantly increased the weight and cost of the game -- and when the movie bombed at the box office, management canceled the game just before it was to be released. Only 10 completed prototypes exist, making the game a genuine rarity that's highly sought after by collectors.

''Krull's'' most notable trait is its lower-level playfield; while earlier games like ''Pinball/BlackHole'' and ''Pinball/HauntedHouse'' had miniature tables beneath the main level, ''Krull'' had a second, nearly full-sized playfield inside the cabinet, which the player viewed through a plexiglass lenticular window. Unfortunately, this significantly increased the weight and cost of the game -- and when the movie bombed at the box office, management canceled the game just before it was to be released. Only 10 completed prototypes exist, making the game a genuine rarity that's highly sought after by collectors.

Based on the 1983 CultClassic ScienceFantasy movie, this game casts the player as Prince Colwyn, who must defeat The Beast and his army of Slayers to rescue Princess Lyssa and liberate their world. Venture to the lair of the Crystal Spider in the upper level and knock down the target bank to enable the extra ball, then drop to the middle playfield and defeat the Slayers to enable the Transfer. Hit the center target banks to power up the Glave, then drop down to the lower-level playfield and challenge the Beast in the bowels of the Black Fortress.

* FairytaleWeddingDress: Princess Lyssa wears hers on the backglass.

Based on the 1983 CultClassic ScienceFantasy movie, this game casts the player as Prince Colwyn, who must defeat The Beast and his army of Slayers to rescue Prince Colwyn and liberate their world. Venture to the lair of the Crystal Spider in the upper level and knock down the target bank to enable the extra ball, then drop to the middle playfield and defeat the Slayers to enable the Transfer. Hit the center target banks to power up the Glave, then drop down to the lower-level playfield and challenge the Beast in the bowels of the Black Fortress.

* XMeetsY: ''Krull'' is essentially ''Pinball/BlackKnight'' meets ''Pinball/HauntedHouse''.

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