Picture it: you’re on the pinball battlefield. You’re down to the very last of your flippers and the Rogue has become a captive ball. Goblins are closing in and you’re surrounded. Sweat pours down your brow as you pull back the plunger and launch the Healer pinball. Swiftly rolling down the ramp — collecting extra mana as you encroach on the attacking Goblins — you feel a burst of adrena... more.

Rollers of the Realm: Reunion, the next game in Phantom Compass’ Rollers of the Realm series, is a bigger, bolder, and deeper “RPG meets Pinball” experience than ever before, and part of that is due to an entirely revamped map and overworld. Today, we’re providing a never-before-seen look at the “Roll-around-able World Map” and all the nifty features that come with it! In the origin... more.

Last week, Phantom Compass, the studio behind the upcoming fantasy pinball RPG, Rollers of the Realm: Reunion, took part in The MIX Next 2021 where they revealed a brand new trailer for their highly anticipated follow-up, Rollers of the Realm: Reunion. Introducing the campaign, the new trailer gave fans of pinball, RPGs, and platformers got a chance to experience a taste of the storyline and check... more.

Rollers of the Realm: Reunion is on its way, and with it come new ways to play.   There was a time, way back in the year 2014, when it was thought that pinball and roleplaying games couldn’t possibly be mashed together. But then, Phantom Compass proved all the naysayers wrong by releasing Rollers of the Realm, a pinball fantasy RPG, to much fanfare. Now it’s time to throw another gen... more.

Rollers of the Realm, the pinball RPG smash hit genre mashup from Phantom Compass, is getting a new installment in Rollers of the Realm: Reunion — and that means new levels, new characters, and of course, new gameplay mechanics!   Today, the company unleashes a look at the “Dash” ability, a brand new feature that allows the player to slow down time while they launch their ball, provid... more.

Puzzle games are meant to challenge the brain and build up those problem-solving skills, but they can also serve as a relaxing way to take your mind off the stress of everyday life. Triversal, from Canadian independent developer Phantom Compass, is a perfect example of a game that nails both qualities, and it’s out today for Windows PC via Steam. In Triversal, the goal is simple: place t... more.