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Zen Studios Adds Iconic Jurassic Park Score to Pinball FX Tables


Zen Studios, the leading global producer and publisher of digital pinball video games, has brought an exciting update to pinball enthusiasts everywhere. The iconic Jurassic Park score has been added to two tables in the Jurassic World Pinball pack within Pinball FX and Pinball FX3.

Pinball players can now enjoy the thrilling soundtrack from the original Jurassic Park film as they take on the challenges of Jurassic Park™ Pinball and Jurassic Park Pinball Mayhem™. The update is available now for Pinball FX via Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation 4|5, Xbox One, and Series X|S. For Pinball FX3, players can access the update on Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The update will be arriving on AtGames Legends 4KP machines at a later date.

Pinball FX Jurassic World Pinball Pack Key Features:

  • Jurassic Park™ Pinball: Relive classic scenes from the original blockbuster film, including T. rex confrontations and outsmarting Raptors in the kitchen.
  • Jurassic Park Pinball Mayhem™: Return to Isla Nublar for an action-packed extravaganza, complete with a playable Stegosaurus.
  • Jurassic World™ Pinball: Train Raptors, view the spectacular Mosasaurus feeding, and escape the deadly Indominus Rex. Experience Gyrosphere Valley using a playable gyrosphere pinball.
  • Pinball FX is free to download for Windows PC via Steam (and is Steam Deck Verified), the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 4|5, Xbox One, and Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.

Are you ready to take on the prehistoric thrills with the epic soundtrack of Jurassic Park?

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