Devil Crash MD is one of those pinball games that makes you realize most digital pinball tables are way too tame. The second you launch the ball, you're dodging grim reapers, smashing through demonic castles, and triggering wild multi-ball chaos—it's like someone took a regular pinball machine and cranked the insanity dial to 11.

The physics feel surprisingly good for a Genesis game, with just enough weight to the ball so it doesn’t feel floaty. And those little details—like how the table shifts between gothic horror and straight-up hellscape depending on which mode you trigger—give it way more personality than your average pinball sim. I lost way too many balls getting distracted by the animations.

Fair warning: the table layouts are brutal at first. You’ll miss easy shots because some demonic face pops up to block your flipper, or the ball suddenly gets magnet-pulled into a trap. But once you learn the patterns, pulling off a perfect combo run feels ridiculously satisfying. Just don’t blame me when you’re still playing at 2 AM trying to top your last score.