SafeCracker Pinball

Pat Lawlor was the designer of SafeCracker Pinball. The game was released by Bally/Williams in 1996. Only 1148 machines were manufactured. As the name suggests, the theme of this pinball game is Safecracking.

How is Safecracker Pinball different?

The cabinet of the Safecracker Pinball is smaller compared to a standard pinball machine. The way the game is played is also different. Safecracker play is a time-based game, unlike conventional pinball games where the player is only given a certain number of balls. A player can continue to play, even if he loses a ball, and there is still time on the clock.

Breaking into the bank is the main objective of the Safecracker Pinball game. It is broken into three areas, hitting a target to gain access, playing a board game to outrun the security guard, and playing “Assault on the Vault” to break into the vault. There are numerous targets in the playfield. You can enter into the bank via the rooftop, the cellar, or the front door by completing any of these objectives. Once the player is in the bank, the game then turns into a board game that is displayed on the backglass of the machine. Hit the flipper buttons to roll dice and moves their piece around the board when security guards chase them. Advancing to the vault, located in the center of the game board, before being caught by the guard is the primary objective of the board game. Once you reach the vault, you will earn a “magic token” from it, which the player needs to catch as it rolls down the playfield glass.

“Assault on the Vault” can be activated using a “magic token” once you complete the regular game.

“Assault on the Vault” is a frenzied mode where you will have ninety seconds for four balls. The player will have to fight the clock to hit as many drop targets and ramp shots if you want to break into the bank’s vault.

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Dimensions: 27"W x 55"L x 76"H

Power: 120v AC, 5amps

Weight: 250lbs

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