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Multimorphic Reveals Two New P3 Modules - Dungeon Crawler Carl & Ender’s Game
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Multimorphic Reveals Two New P3 Modules - Dungeon Crawler Carl & Ender’s Game

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July 27, 2026
Today at Noon Eastern, the Texas-based pinball manufacturer Multimorphic revealed two new modules for its P3 platform, one based on the LitRPG Book series by Matt Dinniman, Dungeon Crawler Carl and the other based on the 1980s science fiction novel Ender’s Game. Below are the trailers and press releases for both games.




“Multimorphic Inc. launches Dungeon Crawler Carl for the P³ pinball platform

The beloved LitRPG phenomenon makes its pinball debut, bringing Carl, Princess Donut and the most chaotic dungeon in the galaxy to the playfield

ROUND ROCK, Texas – July 27, 2026 – Multimorphic Inc., maker of the multigame P³ pinball machine, today announced the launch of Dungeon Crawler Carl, a pinball game based on author Matt Dinniman’s hit LitRPG book series.

The Dungeon Crawler Carl pinball game features an audio experience led by audiobook narrator Jeff Hays, who voices all the in-game characters, cabinet and translite artwork by series cover artist Luciano Fleitas, playfield art from Brad Albright and additional artwork provided by Renegade Game Studios.

“Dungeon Crawler Carl is an epic and wild adventure story with unique environments, endearing characters trying to survive impossible situations and nightmarish mobs and bosses,” says Gerry Stellenberg, founder and president of Multimorphic. “Delivering a physical pinball experience that does the story justice was an exciting challenge, and we’ve created a game that fans of the series will absolutely love.”

In the game you play as Carl, accompanied by Princess Donut, navigating through the challenges and dangers of the dungeon: fighting mobs, casting spells, building your viewer count, collecting friends and figuring out not just how to survive, but how to get vengeance.

The playfield is loaded with mechanical interactivity, including a 360° double-level disk that brings interactive features right in front of the flippers, such as a target bank, kickback, moving shot paths and a player-loadable and controllable cannon. Additional playfield features include a six-ball Mana stack with multiple ball-releases, a bashable Mongo cage with magnetic ball lock, sling-lock ball stops on each inlane, a Princess Donut sculpt with LED eyes and a jump ramp with magnetic catch-and-fling action.

Dungeon Crawler Carl is the first P³ game to feature hand-sculpted 3D artwork and illuminated features by award-winning artist Davey Price of Stumblor Pinball, offering enhanced thematic immersion that will further connect players to the story of the game.

Every aspect of the game combines to immerse you into the epic story, with game rules that integrate all the major events and plotlines from the first seven books, and many minor plotlines as well.

A P³ pinball machine with Dungeon Crawler Carl is $12,350, and existing P³ owners can add the Dungeon Crawler Carl game kit to their collections for $5,250. Production for machines and game kits is set to begin in late 2026. A deposit of $2,500 is required to reserve an order spot for a P³ pinball machine with Dungeon Crawler Carl, and a $1,500 deposit reserves a standalone Dungeon Crawler Carl game kit.

The launch follows a series of high-profile licensed titles for the P³ platform, including 2025’s Portal, based on the hit video game series, The Princess Bride and Weird Al’s Museum of Natural Hilarity, as well as original themes such as Final Resistance and Heist.

To order the Dungeon Crawler Carl pinball game, visit multimorphic.com/dungeon-crawler-carl or connect with an authorized Multimorphic distributor at multimorphic.com/distribution-partners.”

“ Multimorphic Inc. launches Ender’s Game for the P³ pinball platform

The award-winning science fiction classic makes its pinball debut, bringing the Battle Room, Formics and Andrew “Ender” Wiggin to the playfield

ROUND ROCK, Texas – July 27, 2026 – Multimorphic Inc., maker of the multigame P³ pinball machine, today announced the launch of Ender’s Game, a pinball game based on author Orson Scott Card’s landmark science fiction novel.

In Ender’s Game, you play as Andrew “Ender” Wiggin, a six-year-old prodigy who has just arrived at Battle School with no idea that the fate of humanity rests on his shoulders. The machine asks the same question as the novel: can Ender find the balance between the compassion of his sister Valentine and the aggression of his brother Peter? Tip too far in either direction and consequences follow.

“Throughout the novel, the reader is deeply connected to Ender’s struggle to accept that he defeats his deadliest opponents by understanding and even loving them,” says Gerry Stellenberg, founder and president of Multimorphic. “We wanted to connect the pinball player in similar ways, requiring them to constantly adjust that balance between compassion and aggression throughout gameplay.”

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There are two marquee mechanical features on the playfield. One is a 360° double-level disk that brings interactive features right in front of the flippers, such as a target bank, kickback, moving shot paths and a player-loadable and controllable cannon. The other is a large, two-sided captive ball balance mechanism, into which the player can load up to six balls and transfer them from side to side to adjust their levels of compassion and aggression.

Additional playfield features include a bashable fight ring with magnetic ball lock, sling-lock ball stops on each inlane and a jump ramp with magnetic catch-and-fling action.

Progression through the game mirrors Ender’s climb through Battle School: players make allies, survive confrontations with rivals, develop skills through training and prove themselves in battle.

Survive it all and players advance to Command School, where the final simulation awaits. Succeed there and Ender becomes fleet commander. But as fans of the novel know, not everything in Ender’s world is what it appears to be.

A P³ pinball machine with Ender’s Game is $11,750, and existing P³ owners can add the Ender’s Game game kit to their collections for $4,400. Production for machines and game kits is set to begin in late 2026. A deposit of $2,500 is required to reserve an order spot for a P³ pinball machine with Ender’s Game, and a $1,500 deposit reserves a standalone Ender’s Game game kit.

The launch follows a series of high-profile licensed titles for the P³ platform, including 2025’s Portal, based on the hit video game series, The Princess Bride and Weird Al’s Museum of Natural Hilarity, as well as original themes such as Final Resistance and Heist.

To order the Ender’s Game pinball game, visit multimorphic.com/enders-game or connect with an authorized Multimorphic distributor at multimorphic.com/distribution-partners.”

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Mr. Truth
about 3 hours ago
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I dont get it, the callouts arent very funny honestly they just become annoying and irritating after 2-3 minutes, seems pretty lame but people are pretty lame these days so that part checks out.....ehhhh the missile launcher thing has been done better and been designed better on games like T2, ST-TNG, ACDC, etc.....yeah sorry P3 but steve ritchie did the cannon-ball launching toy a few times now...welcome to the party Multimorphic!

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theclawmachine
about 7 hours ago

Looks fabulous and like everything I dreamed of. But I still won't buy it because I've never played a P3 before and that's a big price tag for a platform unseen. Plus the rumors of overall reliability give me pause, especially with that spinning giant mechanism in the middle.

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