In April 1986 the nuclear reactor of the Chernobyl power plant failed a safety test, and that part of Ukraine is still, to this day, one of the most radioactive places on Earth. Which, admitted, means tourism is strictly regulated rather than "Beware the mutants!", but that doesn't make for an exciting videogame. In Chernobylite the exclusion zone was being overrun by Shadows chasing after a unique material appearing in the area, and they weren't at all friendly to humans. Meanwhile a plant worker was visiting the zone to find his lost wife, and then things just got stranger from there.
Radioactive Time Warping Silverball Score Chasing
Chernobylite was a first-person adventure survival horror game from 2021 that was well received at the time, and now its legacy lives on in pinball form. Zaccaria Pinball is a platform that has adapted all the original tables the title's manufacturer created from the 70s through very early 90s, plus variations based on reimagining the themes as if they were from different eras, but that only goes so far. A focus in recent years has been adapting various games like Fallen Aces and Primal Carnage to pinball form, and the latest is new...
