Pal Pachinko is a desktop idle game where balls cascade down a pegged board while you work or play other games. You earn currency to buy upgrades and eventually reset your progress through an ascension system, though players report the endgame offers minimal new content or meaningful rewards. Best suited for those wanting a genuinely passive experience that runs silently in the background.
About this game
Your job is boring. Pal Pachinko isn't. Park this idle game in the corner of your screen and watch your balls drop along with your productivity. It's the most efficient way to waste your time. Why focus on one thing when you can fail at two? It's small enough that your boss won't notice (probably).
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended25 hrs
''Ascend into Oblivion Think you've maxed out? Reset the board to earn permanent meta-upgrades. Ascend to new heights of time-wasting.''
This is a lie. There's nothing after you reset. The game is the same as the demo. It doesn't seem to have been updated at all.
To be honest, it's a really cool concept and I was looking forwards to the full release to see all the new upgrades but there's nothing new.
There should be a big skill tree to use with your points when you ascend and there should be better regular upgrades to get later when you ascend enough times. I feel like that's the concept but there's only one upgrade from ascending and it's completely useless...
Let's hope they update the game soon so I can change my review.