Spooky Pinball Rick and Morty User manual

Rick and Morty
Service Manual
rev 02/06/2021

Table of Contents
1) Introduction
2) Game Assembly and Setup
2.1 Unboxing and parts inspection
2.2 Leg installation and backbox assembly
2.3 Pitch and Level adjustments
2.4 Ball Installation
2.5 Tilt Installation and adjustments
2.6 Volume and Amp adjustments
2.7 Power up and first impressions
3) Game Rules and Features
4) Menu System
4.1 Basic Menu Functions
4.2 Settings
4.3 Tests
4.4 Statistics
4.5 Utilities
4.6 Software Info
5) Troubleshooting and Other Tips
6) Layouts
6.1 Coil Layout
6.2 Switch Layout
6.3 RGB Layout
6.4 Rubber Size and Layout

1) Introduction
Scott Danesi’s second game for Spooky Pinball takes players into a world where anything and everything can happen, and the only two people who have a clue about their environment are a drunken asshole inventor and his grandson. Rick & Morty
offers several ways to tackle scoring in the game courtesy of a complex rule set designed with Bowen Kerins’ input, including completing adventures for the Morty Adventure Card and traversing through alternate dimensions to find Megaseeds and
increase potential scoring. The game is still in a rather early stage of development but it plays pretty well for a brand new game.
●Game Design: Scott Danesi
●Programmer: Eric Priepke
●Animations/Sound Effects: David “Bunyip” van Es
●Music: Scott Danesi
●Artwork: Josh Freekys
●Toy Sculpts: Matt / Back Alley Creations
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2) Game Assembly and Setup
Thank you for purchasing a game from the smallest, happiest, goofiest little pinball company on the planet! Your support means everything to our family and business.
Here are a few quick notes to help you get your new game set up.
Ideal playfield pitch is 6.5 degrees
2.1 Unboxing and parts inspection
Tools required for initial machine assembly
Utility knife or razor blade
Ratchet with ⅝” socket or ⅝” wrench
Small bubble level (side to side and incline)
Wire cutters
Parts List
1 Set of coin door keys
1 Tilt plump bob
1 Backbox (head) bolt
4 Pinball legs
4 Pinball leg levelers with nut
8 ⅝” Headed pinball leg bolts
4 Pinballs
1 Power cable (line cord) for your country’s electrical system
#1 - Your coin door keys are located inside this leg box. All the pinballs, a power cord, legs, leg bolts, and head bolt & washer, are in the same package. Your backbox key is inside the coin door. Please take a minute to inspect to make sure you
have all the parts and that they are not damaged.
#2 - If your game came in a box then there are a couple of ways to begin. If your game did not come in a box, then continue on to step
#3. Begin by opening the flaps on the top of the box. Be mindful to make sure you remove the staples from the flaps so you don’t get scratched or misplaced any of them. DO NOT CUT THE PLASTIC STRAP JUST YET!
A) With some assistance, lay the machine flat on the floor on the side that is marked “Truck this side only.” Grab the plastic strap and pull the game from the box. Once the game has been removed from the box (and with the assistance of a
helper), stand the game back upright on its back.
OR
B) Using your utility knife, carefully cut down the sides of the box that are labeled “Truck this side only,” making sure that your knife DOES NOT come in contact with the game cabinet itself. Once both sides are cut you will be able to
access the pinball cabinet itself.
#4 - Start by threading the leg leveler nut onto each of the levelers. Once that is complete then you can thread the leg leveler into the bottom of each of the pinball legs. Let’s begin with all of the levelers adjusted to their lowest positions (threaded
all the way in).

2.2 Leg installation and backbox assembly
#5 - Using 2 of the ⅝” headed pinball legs bolts per leg, start with either of the front legs. Thread the leg bolts into the corresponding holes on the corners of the front of the cabinet. Using your ratchet or wrench, tighten adequately to make sure the
leg is attached to the machine. With the assistance of a friend or helper slowly tip the game forward until the two from legs are resting on the floor. Now, as a team, pick up the rear of the cabinet and attach the back two legs in the same fashion as
the front. You may want to find a stool or other sturdy support system to rest the game on while attempting this. Once the rear legs bolts are inserted and tightened you can set the game down on its legs.
#6 - Using your wire cutters, cut the plastic strap that runs the length of the game. ATTENTION!, be careful there is some tension on this strap and it may release with some force. Once the strap is free, now you can lift the backbox into position.
Be mindful to make sure none of the wiring gets pinched while lifting the backbox. Use the clasp on the backbox and the cabinet to temporarily hold the backbox upright. This should not be used as a permanent fastener. Using the keys from the
parts box, open the coin door and retrieve the backbox keys. With these keys, unlock the backbox lock and pivot downt the lcd panel. Now, using the head bolt and washer provided, secure the backbox to the base cabinet. At this time thoroughly
check for any loose or disconnected connection(s) in your backbox. When you are done, reinstall the backglass and engage the lock. Place the backbox key back on the hook in the coin door.
#7 - With the coin door open, grasp the lever located at the top right of the door frame and pull it to the left. This will release the mechanism that holds the “lockdown bar” in place. Set the lockdown bar aside in order to remove the playfield glass.
Now close your coin door to keep it out of the way of the playfield glass. In order to remove the playfield glass, simply slide the glass down the front of the machine. This is tempered glass, so please take care not to hit the edges of it on anything
as it may shatter. With the glass safely stored off to the side, we are ready to level the machine.
2.3 Pitch and Level Adjustments
#8 - With your small bubble level you can level the side to side action of your game. Placing the level on the playfield itself will give you the most accurate results. First level the back of the game. With your friend or helper watching the level,
crawl under the machine and rotate the leg leveler counterclockwise to make the leveler “longer.” Do this until your bubble is between the two lines on your level. Repeat this process for the bottom of the playfield. Once that is done, you can use
your pitch level to adjust the pitch of the game. The steeper the pitch, the faster the game will play. We recommend a pitch of 6.5°. The pitch can be increased by raising the back of the game. This is accomplished by making the leg levelers on the
back legs longer. Once the proper pitch is established, recheck the level of the playfield.
2.4 Ball Installation
#9 - Now remove the pinballs from their package. Please take a minute to inspect them for any nicks or scratches. Also, this is a good time to wipe them off before installing them into the game. Once you are satisfied that they are acceptable, place
them on the lower playfield and let them naturally fall into the trough. Please install all balls that come with the game and remember to put one of them in the garage trough.
2.5 Tilt
#10 - The tilt plump bob is a metal cone, that when makes contact with the ring it is inside of, will issue a “Tilt Warning.” After repeated “tilts” the machine’s coils will shut down and the player will lose their current ball. To install the tilt plump
bob (hereafter referred to as simply tilt bob) open the coin door on the front of the game. Located on the inside left of the base cabinet you will find a long metal rod inside a metal closed hoop. Insert the narrow end of the tilt bob onto the metal rod
and then tighten the nut on the side of the tilt bob. The farther up the metal rod you go, the less movement will be necessary to “tilt” the machine. After playing a couple of games you can adjust this to your liking.
2.6 Volume and Amp Adjustments
#11 - The volume for Rick and Morty is controlled by the two black buttons mounted to the inside of the coin door. The amplifier has been set from the factory. PLEASE DO NOT adjust the amplifier directly.

2.7 Power up and First Impressions
NOTE: IMPORTANT! This game auto ranges from 50 to 60 Hz! 110 / 220 switch is on the back of the 48v power supply. DO NOT ADD A CONVERTER / TRANSFORMER!
#12 - Using the line cord from your parts box, plug the female end into the receptacle on the back of the base cabinet and the male end into your wall socket. Turn the switch on (under the bottom of the cabinet, right front side). Please take this
moment to check for proper function for the basics of the machine. If the machine does not seem to function properly see the troubleshooting guide at the end of this manual or contact [email protected]
#13 - Your game is factory set to free-play... HAVE FUN! :-)
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3) Game Rules and Features
Here are a few game walkthroughs from the community.
Tilt Pinball Forum http://tiltforums.com/t/rick-morty-rulesheet/6391
Layout
●Left outlane - Contains the S in “SLAM”. A ball that rebounds around the left target bank or a misfire from the upper flipper can often wind up in this area, so be careful.
●Left inlane - Contains the L in “SLAM”. Fed to by the portal kickout (see below).
●Portal kickout - This scoop sends the ball flying towards the left flipper at a fast speed; a ball that’s about to be kicked out of this scoop will have a light show indicating it. This scoop is where balls shot into the Garage will be sent out, so be on guard!
●Slam bumper - Replacing the left slingshot on this game is a single pop bumper that sends the ball even more out of control than usual, potentially leading to quick drains. Completing SLAM at the bottom lanes will activate the Slam Save to prevent
this unfortunate incident.
●Left target bank - Contains three standup targets labeled “BETH”, “SUMMER”, and “JERRY”. Once all three targets are hit, they will qualify the mystery award at the Center scoop. There is also a Rick target just above the left 3 bank. Hitting it will
cause the Kalaxian Crystal to flash and Rick will shout out one of his catch phrases. This doesn’t seem to do much else besides that currently but there is a GC award for “The Most Rick” for spouting the most catch phrases.
●Left garage entrance - This entrance to the garage can only be made using the upper flipper, and it’s a pretty late shot from up there. This is also where the super skill shot is collected at the start of a ball. This shot starts Pickle Rick, if available (the
arrows on this shot and the far right orbit shot will light purple and Rick will begin to tell you over and over to “come to the garage” like in the episode). This shot and the right orbit are also used to change dimensions once lit by charging the portal
gun.
●Left ramp - This steep ramp heads behind the back panel of the game and feeds the upper flipper, similarly to the left ramp in Black Rose. A shot to the left ramp will qualify the scoop to start an Adventure, indicated by its insert.
●Noob Noob standup - This single target is located between the left garage entrance and the side loop, and scores the skill shot at the start of the ball but doesn’t do much else (with one exception… read the Total Rickall section for more info). It’s a
gimme, so why would it score much anyway?
●Side loop - This shot can be made from the upper flipper and sends the ball right back to the upper flipper for more sequential shots. Typically, you can make this loop off of an early upper flipper shot. A diverter near this shot can force right orbit
shots to exit out of the entrance to this shot. There is a spinner in front of this loop. Collects Extra Ball when available.
●Spinner - A satisfying spinner is located in front of the side loop, and collecting enough spins to fully power up the portal gun will light both garage entrances to activate a portal to another dimension.
●Left lock - This part of the Danesi Lock 2.0 is easier to make as a backhand from the left flipper and has a drop target with Rick’s face on it on the front. Locks a ball when lit and also used during modes.
●Scoop - Located in between the Danesi Lock 2.0 is a scoop that can easily be made from either flipper. Shooting the scoop when lit will collect Mystery, start an Adventure after the left and/or right ramp has been shot (see Adventure Qualification), or
start Multiball when two balls are locked.
●Ship - This replica of Rick & Morty’s spaceship sits above the scoop and shakes at certain times during play; it also bobbles around when balls are locked. Really nice light show effects here.
●Right lock - This part of the Danesi Lock 2.0 is easier to make as a backhand from the right flipper and has a drop target with Morty’s face on it on the front. Locks a ball when lit and also used during modes.
●Flooble Crank - This unique target takes the form of a metal rod that runs back underneath the right ramp to a hidden captive ball. Shots to the Flooble Crank will transfer force through the rod into the captive ball, qualifying the locks and adding
power to the anti-gravity battery near the right outlane.
●Right ramp - This ramp is generally less steep than the left ramp and although it’s easiest to make with the left flipper, it can be backhanded from the right flipper on a strong shot. Making this shot will light the scoop to start an Adventure.
●Right lane - This is a curvy, tight lane that feeds the upper flipper. Depending on your position it might be a better idea to make this shot rather than the steep left ramp. Also used during modes.
●Right garage entrance - This pseudo-orbit is another way to enter the garage that tends to be easier than the upper flipper shot, but the ball wont enter the garage unless the shot is strong enough. Otherwise, it will just fall into the side loop. Starts
Pickle Rick if available and also changes dimensions once the portal gun is ready, just like the left garage entrance.
●Meeseeks Box - This target located to the far right of the game will spawn a Meeseeks at a random shot. Shoot the lit shot to move Meeseeks to the display and apply enhanced (or divided!) scoring to that shot. See the “Meeseeks Multipliers and
Meeseeks Mania Multiball” section below for a detailed explanation on Meeseeks.
●Anti-gravity battery - The return of the classic Williams style Magna-Save! Use the extra flipper button on the right side of the game to try and send a ball going down the right outlane back into play. The magnet itself is located directly underneath
the “A” in “SLAM”. The goal is to skillfully toggle the magnet on and off to guide balls back into play. Balls can be saved from the right outlane with very little battery usage if timed correctly. Any time the magna save button is held the battery will
drain on the playfield to indicate how much charge is left. You can also hold it down if you have enough charge and the ball will eventually settle into place for an easy drop into the right inlane but this will eat up all of your charge.
●Right inlane - Contains the A in “SLAM”. Fed to by the right ramp.
●Right outlane - Contains the M in “SLAM”. Keep an eye on your anti-gravity battery, otherwise, you’re boned.
●Plunger - The plunger on this game is designed to send the ball directly to the upper flipper for the skill shot. However, it has been reported to go around the right lane on some games. This behavior isn’t intentional.

Skill Shots
At the start of a ball, the auto-plunger will fire the ball directly towards the upper flipper for a skill shot opportunity. The Noob Noob target will be lit for 200k while the Garage will be lit for 400k (it increments on successful skill shots - the 2nd successful is
300k / 600k), while a full shot around the side loop will multiply the skill shot values (and yes, you can do this multiple times - good luck…).
Glomflomite Battle Multiball
Hitting the Flooble Crank once will qualify either side of the Danesi Lock 2.0 for a lock. Once a ball is locked another Flooble Crank hit will light the remaining open side for a lock. The center scoop will begin flashing the green multiball light once two
balls have been locked. Shooting the center scoop will begin Gromflomite Battle MB. Collecting any Jackpot will light the first Super Jackpot at the garage, which can be collected from either the left orbit to the garage or the right orbit. Only the first Super
Jackpot can be collected via the right orbit, all subsequent Super Jackpots must be collected at the left orbit to garage shot. During multiball the screen will display how many jackpots you have to collect to light the next super jackpot (increases by one for
each subsequent attempt).
Stacking an Adventure start on the Multiball start, along with making it quite a bit easier to make progress in the Adventure, will actually combine the two ball saver times. You are also able to hit the left and right ramps to qualify your next mode if you
aren’t in one during multiball or if you complete a mode during multiball. You cannot start the next mode but you can at least qualify it to be ready when you exit multiball.
After the first multiball, lit locks will slowly fade and timeout. With each sucessive multiball, the fade time gets faster until the 6th multiball, where it hits the lowest timer and stays constant.
Add-A-Ball: Make the Flooble Crank three times to add a ball to the Multiball. The first two hits will light a solid green light below the Flooble Crank, and the third will add a ball into play and give a 10 second additional ball saver. You can only collect 1
add-a-ball per continuous multiball – for example: if you start GMB and collect the add-a-ball and then bring in Meeseeks Mania, you can not add another ball. Once you have earned the add-a-ball in any multiball, following multiballs will require 4 shots for
the add-a-ball.
Lock Stealing: Similarly to TNA, one player can steal another player’s multiball, but this time there are some smart design changes to how it can be stolen. Here’s an example using a two player game for simplicity’s sake:
●Player 1 locks one or two balls into the Danesi Lock 2.0, then drains.
●Player 2’s horseshoe will be lit orange on any side with locked balls to indicate that the locks are shielded. Additional Flooble Crank hits will be required for each ball that is locked:
○One ball locked: 2 hits to the Flooble Crank to light the 2nd lock then multiball will be ready.
○Two balls locked: 3 hits to the Flooble Crank to light multiball.
The additional Flooble Crank hits in these sequences will award a virtual lock on screen.
●However, this only applies if the player trying to steal has no locks of their own lit. If player 1 locks a ball and player 2 already had a lock lit but not collected, that lock will also belong to player 2 on their ball and progression towards multiball will
continue normally. The game will also remember each player’s locks so if a player’s locks or multiball are stolen, then their locks will remain lit and available for them until they have collected the stolen lock or started multiball.
●Overall, this is a great balance change from TNA as you aren’t guaranteed an essentially free MB on one shot after a player has locked two balls.

Adventures
The main modes in this game take the form of adventures that Rick forces his grandson to go through; started or completed adventures will be shown on both the display and on the Morty Adventure Card directly above the flippers.
Adventure Qualification: Qualify an Adventure by shooting either the left or right ramp at the start of the game. The ramps will have their Start Adventure lights lit purple when available to qualify an Adventure. On default settings only one of these ramps is
needed to qualify the first Adventure at the center scoop. All subsequent Adventures require both the left and right ramp to be completed. On default settings and updated code, the scoop will be automatically lit for Adventure on ball 3 if it hasn’t been lit yet.
All Adventures start at the center scoop except for Pickle Rick (which is started at either garage entrance).
Scoop Timer: For reference, the “Scoop Timer” is used during most of these modes for various objectives. All Adventures will award a 10 second ball saver when started. This ball saver timer will also freeze after a lock until the ball is back in the playfield
so there is a lot of strategy in when to start your mode to activate your ball saver.
Adventure Stamps: Adventure Stamps will be awarded regardless of whether or not an Adventure was completed; if you drain during an Adventure, it will still award you with the stamp - but if you Complete the adventure, you’ll get a green stamp. Free
stamps awarded from the mystery are shown with a yellow stamp. There are currently 10 modes in the game and hopefully more on the way. Default settings start the card with 4 stamps lit, 2 of which are green.
Adventure Selector - AKA Morty’s Choice: Morty gets to choose 1 of every 10 adventures, so when you have completed 9, the 10th adventure start will bring up the adventure selector and you can choose what adventure you go on. All the adventures are
available to pick from. Any adventure you have not “Completed” already will be available with multiplied scoring. The amount of the multiplier is based on the number of green stamps you have on your card. Rick Potion No.9 is only available from the
adventure selector on a full card.
●Roy: A Life Well Lived: Roy is a 5-decision deep branching VR narrative. If you make it through all 5 choices, Roy’s life ends and you’ll have won the mode. If you drain early; well, that’s a tragedy. Make green shots to make ‘positive’ life choices
or make red shots to make ‘negative’ life choices. Positive choices will advance the age shown on the digit display a bit more than negative choices, and if you make it through the entire mode, you’ll score a bonus dependent on Roy’s age.
Consecutive similar decisions (ie. shots of the same color) will be multiplied depending on the length of the string. There also seems to be a secret “Rick option” that is hidden behind one of the arrows at each choice which awards a fairly insane
choice and gives a lot more points. The Scoop Timer displays Roy’s age in this mode.
○Completion Condition: Make all 5 decisions.
●Total Rickall: Parasites from other dimensions have invaded the home of our “heroes”, and it’s time to kill them all! Kill 20 parasites by shooting the both drop targets, Beth and Summer three times each to win (some hits award more than one parasite
kill). The value of each parasite increases for a short time when one is killed, but it will slowly decrease afterwards, so try and kill parasites as consistently and as quickly as you can. Hit the Noob Noob target shortly after killing all the parasites for a
little secret bonus. The Scoop Timer displays the total remaining number of parasites in this mode.
○Completion Condition: Kill all the parasites.
●Whirly Dirly: Battle Risotto and his henchman on a crazy rollercoaster inside an immortality field. Advance towards the edge of immortality field by making two orbit shots (either the right lane, side loop, or unlit lock can count towards this), which
will then cause the right ramp to light briefly for a kill shot. If you miss this shot, you’ll have to keep looping until you qualify it again, and you only have three opportunities to make this shot. Making the kill shot twice (to kill both Risotto and his
henchman) and hitting the scoop will finish the mode.
○Completion Condition: Make both ‘kills’ on the ramp, and the final scoop shot.
●Look Who’s Purging Now: On the purge planet, purges happen… well, a lot - and Rick unknowingly traps his grandson there on an adventure. Buy time for Rick to build the communicator and save both of their lives by fending off the planet’s fierce
locals, represented by purple arrows moving from left to right across the playfield towards Morty. Locals are killed by hitting the shot they are currently on. You can also kill the right most local by lobbing a defraculation grenade if you have one, this
is done by shooting the inner loop. The longer the mode lasts, the closer together the locals spawn, and the farther to the right they are when you kill them their value increases. Morty is located at the right garage entrance, and if a local reaches him,
you’ll only have a few seconds to make the shot and save him before the mode ends. Holding off the locals for a long enough time (killing 5 locals) will light the Summer target on the left target bank; hit it with a precise shot to summon the armored
suits, and then stay alive for 20 seconds. Shoot the scoop afterwards for hot purging action and successful completion of the mode. Good luck!
○Completion Condition: Make the scoop shot to put on the armor suits.
●Extra note for this mode: If you hold a ball on a flipper, the locals will speed up while you do so.
●Pirates of the Pancreas: Welcome to Anatomy Park! Power on their Pirates of the Pancreas ride by shooting either the left or right ramp to spell the name of the ride (yup, 20 shots!). Each ramp shot also adds 3 seconds to the timer for the mode; if
enough time goes by without making any shots, all of the major shots will light up to add letters to the name of the ride, but only the ramps will add time properly (because Ruben’s about to blow). Shortly after this Rick will get fed up with you and
tell you to just shoot 3 more shots and a scoop to end the mode, you can’t collect letters or extend the timer anymore during this phase and the timer stops running as well.
○Completion Condition: Spell at least “PIRATE” before escaping.
●Pickle Rick: This mode is unique among the implemented modes so far because unlike the other Adventures, it can only be started at the garage; both shots that lead to the garage will begin flashing purple when this mode is qualified instead of the
center scoop and Rick will begin telling you to come to the Garage. Landing the shot in the Garage to start the mode will actually hold the ball (instead of the usual instant left inlane scoop eject) so you can relax and watch the intro, where out of pure
incompetence and a desire to brag, Rick turned himself into a pickle, Morty! He’s Pickle Rick! Advance through the life cycle of this scientific monstrosity by first hitting the bumper or slingshot enough times to get off the ground, then shoot the
scoop. You’ll then be tasked to shoot targets to kill rats with your upgraded weapons and armor. Killing enough rats will then light the scoop to start the final timed phase, where shooting ramps and loops will kill goons at the consulate. Killing enough
of the goons will light the scoop for one last shot to finish the mode. This is very difficult to accomplish, good luck!
○Completion Condition: Make it to the 3rd Phase in the Consulate
●Get Schwifty: Earth has been chosen to compete on the hit Cromulon reality show Planet Music. Rick and Morty will perform Get Schwifty and it’s your job to sway the Cromulons to vote in the positive with your impressive pinball skills. The shots
in this mode are groups: Targets, Loops, Ramps. They light in sequence, one at a time. Hitting any lit shot will improve the Cromulons sentiment. As time passes without hitting shots, their opinion of the performance will sour. If you spend a while
not hitting anything, all shots will light for a single shot to get you back on track. Points are earned per second you’re in the positive, and for each successful shot. Max out the meter for big points! Be in the positive on the vote meter at the end of the
song to win the mode and get a Cromulon vote bonus.
○Completion Condition: Finish the song in the positive on the vote meter.

●The Blood Dome: Attempting to create a diversion, Rick injected Morty with the muscle memory of a fallen death stalker. Now that arm has taken control and has issues to work out. Four shots on the right side of the playfield are lit for this
adventure. The first shot to any of the four increases the shot value, and each shot will only work three times. It takes a total of 7 shots made to light the scoop to complete the adventure. This adventure has a limit of 25 uses of the left filpper. If that
count (shown on the upper digit display) reaches zero, the mode ends early. If you make all seven shots with left flips remaining, you’ll get a bonus when you make the final scoop shot.
○Completion Condition: Make all 7 shots before you run out of left flips, and hit the scoop.
●Scary Terry: Rick and Morty have descended into a dreamworld with real consequences. They’re being chased by Scary Terry (a “legally safe knockoff” of Freddy Krueger) who insists that they can run but cannot hide. Shoot purple shots to run away,
and hit the scoop to finish running / start hiding. Next, shoot the scoop to hide for 1 dream hour and/or the portal (i.e. garage) to hide for 2 dream hours. The Scoop Timer displays the total number of dream hours hidden.
○Completion Condition: Hide for at least 6 dream hours, and hit the scoop.
●Rick Potion No.9: Rick brews up some love potion, which Morty uses to make Jessica fall in love with him. But some love potion particles latch onto Jessica’s flu virus and go airborne. Soon, everyone not directly related to Morty falls aggressively
in love with him. Shoot for Morty to apply the potion. Next, shoot purple shots to spread the virus. Then shoot for Rick or Morty to escape. Shoot the scoop. Shoot Rick or Morty to hash things out…
This adventure is only available from the adventure selector on a full card.

Dimensions
Venture through alternate dimensions by charging the portal gun with enough hits to the spinner (and other regular shots), and then make either garage entrance to shift into the alternate dimension. Visiting 3 dimensions is currently lights an EB, which can be
collected at the spinner loop. While you are in a dimension Rick’s portal gun charge will deplete on the playfield, and once it empties you will be forced back into your normal home dimension. It’s possible to recharge Rick’s portal gun while in a dimension
with additional shots, and/or collecting all of a dimension’s Megaseeds, this will light another dimension so that you can immediately jump again. When you jump from one dimension to another without going back to C-137, you get an extra Megaseed!
There are mainly three different types of dimensions:
●Dimensions that change the pf lighting/music/sounds (Feature)
●Dimensions that add positive score modifiers on shots (Positive)
●Dimensions that modify mechanical behavior or reduce points on shots (Negative)
Fun small detail: There are 3 versions of the main gameplay loop and the game shifts between them as you change dimensions if there’s not some other music playing.
The possible dimensions are:
Dimension
Name
Effects
Category
17-R4MP5
3x Ramp Scoring!
Positive
BW00-P
3x Spinner Scoring!
Positive
mega-sl4m
5x Slam Ring Scoring!
Positive
L4ne-3
10x In/Out Lane Scoring!
Positive
g0tu-Fam
3x Family Target Scoring!
Positive
CMB-0
3x Combo scoring!
Positive
H4-+ch
3x Scoop Scoring!
Positive
Hv3-LT
3x Scoring on the LEFT half!
Positive
Hv3-RT
3x Scoring on the RIGHT half!
Positive
Ye-Zu5
1000x RICK TARGET SCORING!
Positive
d3d-BMP
SLAM RING is disabled!
Negative

d3d-SLi
Slingshot is disabled!
Negative
d3d-SPn
Spinner is disabled!
Negative
d3d-CRnk
Flooble-crank is disabled!
Negative
d3d-BOx
Meeseeks Box is disabled!
Negative
d3d-F4m
Family targets disabled!
Negative
W3k-LT
1/2 Scoring on the LEFT half!
Negative
W3k-RT
1/2 Scoring on the RIGHT half!
Negative
FL-33p
Activates all flippers together. Yells
“FLEEP!”
Negative
FL-2p
Upper flipper activates with left flipper
button.
Negative
W1L-HM
All targets / slings play the ‘Wilhelm
Scream’
Feature
13u-TT
Just passing through …
Feature
TW-z0n3
Removes all color from LEDs
Feature
BLK-0p
Night Vision Engaged!
Feature
b1-ind
GI Lighting Strobes
Feature
N0-ramp5
TNA Lampshow & Music
Feature (also Ramps = 0 pts)
sp-0ng3
Underwater dimension
Feature

gR-w0of
Where are they, Summer?
Feature
r5h-0ur
Expressions of frustration.
Feature
sp-0tz
It’s like a Hollywood premiere in here.
Feature
sw-4mpy
Watch out for them gators!
Feature

Megaseeds
Megaseeds can only be collected in alternate dimensions, and will light up with orange inserts at random shots each time a new dimension is discovered. Change dimension via the garage for 5 lit megaseeds, the right orbit only lights 3. Each Megaseed adds
5% to the end of ball bonus, which on this game, is determined by what you scored during the course of your ball; for example, collecting 10 seeds on ball 1 and clearing several modes will result in a huge bonus, while draining immediately on ball 2 with
those 10 seeds will result in almost no bonus. Don’t tilt!
Note that Megaseeds are cumulative throughout the game, meaning that you will still retain the additional 5% of your total ball score as a bonus even after you drain.
Meeseeks Multipliers
Shots to the Meeseeks Box will spawn a Meeseeks on a shot which will be lit blue. A Meeseeks will also spawn on the screen. Shooting the lit shot will collect the Meeseeks. The Meeseeks onscreen will vanish along with an audio callout when the shot is
made. You can only have 3 Meeseeks on the playfield at any given time; each one will multiply all Meeseeks shots from 2x-3x-4x. The shot is only multiplied once, when you shoot the lit blue Meeseeks, and the other shots remain lit while the multiplier
decreases. If you wait too long, however, the Meeseeks on the screen will change to appear in pretty bad shape and their corresponding blue light will change to purple (you’ll also get a corresponding audio callout for this). This will now divide the shot
instead in the same manner; for example, if you allowed all 3 Meeseeks on the playfield to switch to purple before collecting them, they would divide your lit shot by 4x-3x-2x as you collect them. The multiplier in the center of the playfield will indicate this
via purple/blue lights. The Meeseeks generally favor the “best” shots to spawn on when you spawn them. All Meeseeks operate on their own individual timers so it is possible to have both purple and blue Meeseeks on the playfield multiplying and dividing
different shots. You’d think the rules maven for this was some kind of math whiz… Using enough Meeseeks, good or bad, will start Meeseeks Mania. Total needed is displayed in the upper right of the score display.
Meeseeks Mania
Mania is a 2 ball multiball. Meeseeks appear on every shot. Collecting one awards a meeseeks jackpot and increases the multiplier for a short time. If any meeseeks goes bad, the multiplier becomes a divisor and can’t go back into the positive until all bad
meeseeks are cleared. Hitting the Meeseeks box during Mania will add 1, 2 or 3 meeseeks at random (based on available slots) as well as RESET ANY BAD MEESEEKS that exist. If you go for a period of time with no meeseeks, bad messeeks will start to
be added in open spots until you hit the Meeseeks Box target. After you drain down to one ball, Jerry will light for a hurry-up bonus based on the total you earned during Mania. If you hit Beth or Summer, the hurry-up ends immediately.
Mystery
Light Mystery at the scoop by completing the three left standup targets, then shoot the scoop to collect a Mystery award. The two small lights on the left and right side of the Scoop Timer will light blue to indicate the Mystery is available. Along with several
joke awards like “13 Balls” and a few references to episodes of the show like “Real Fake Door”, there are some actual awards you can obtain here:
●Add 1 Meeseeks (spawns a Meeseeks, does not collect one)
●Charge Portal Gun
●Charge Anti-Gravity
●Light Lock
●Add 1 Megaseed (immediately awards a Megaseed)
Some (many?) adventures have custom awards that you will get the first mystery you collect during that adventure, such as a free Defraculation grenade in Purge. Additionally, if the garage is lit to start Pickle Rick, and you hit a lit mystery award, Pickle
Rick will start without having to hit the garage.
Slam Save
Qualify the Slam Save by completing SLAM at the return lanes. Additionaly, completing the SLAM lanes will light the SLAM RING for a ‘bonus’ hit worth more points. If you complete the lanes again, the value goes up. There are FIVE levels of bonus
value. They are exponential and indicated by color. With the Slam Save lit, the next time a ball drains off of a pop bumper hit, it will be sent back into play and a bonus will be scored dependent on how many times SLAM was completed before using it. The
Slam Save has a very short timer, so if the ball isn’t launched directly into the drain, it is unlikely to award the save (if it rolls up the apron for example before coming back to the drain). Slam Save is disabled during multiballs. Points are awarded based on
the highest SLAM RING bonus value for the slam save, and can be collected while the immortality field is on (Slam-mortality)
End of Ball Bonus
Bonus on this game is calculated in a unique fashion; each Megaseed awards 5% of your total score for the ball, at the end of the ball. If you don’t have any Megaseeds, then no bonus for you, sorry. Bonus on this game can be huge if you consistently have
long balls and actively hop through dimensions, so don’t tilt!

4) Menu System
4.1 Basic Menu Functions
All settings to the game are done via the menu system.
From left to right
Red - Back out one step
Black (left) - navigate to the left
Black (right) - navigate to the right
Green - “Go” into the menu further
●Home
○Settings
■Gameplay (Features)
■Machine (Coils)
■Machine (Pricing)
■Machine (Replay)
■Machine (Standard)
■Sound
○Tests
■Switch Test
■Led Test (Single)
■Coil Test
■Music
■Shaker
○Statistics
■Audits
■Coin Op Audits
■Last Score Data
■Reactor Audits
○Utilities
■Servo Settings
■Clear Credits
■Reset Audits
■Factory Settings
■Set Date/Time
○Software Info

4.2 Settings
Machine (Standard):
'Attract Mode Sounds':
options: ['On','Off']
default: 'On'
desc: 'Allow sounds to play from flipper presses during attract mode.'
'Attract Mode Music':
options: ['On','Off']
default: 'Off'
desc: 'Allows for music to play during the attract mode.'
'Auto-Launch Ball Time':
options: ['Off', 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60]
default: 'Off'
desc: 'Auto-Launch the ball after this many seconds.'
'Backbox LED':
options: ['On', 'Off']
default: 'On'
desc: 'Enable or disable the backbox LED'
'Balls Per Game':
options: [1,10]
increments: 1
default: 3
desc: 'Number of balls each player gets per game.'
'Extra Ball Limit':
options: ["OFF",1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
default: 4
desc: 'Max total Extra Balls per game'
'Extra Ball Carry-over':
options: ["ENABLED", "DISABLED"]
default: "ENABLED"
desc: 'If Enabled, uncollected extra balls remain lit on the next ball.'
'Extra Ball Knocker':
options: ["ENABLED", "DISABLED"]
default: "DISABLED"
desc: 'If Enabled, knocker will fire on collect extra ball (if installed).'
'Credit Dot Enabled':
options: ['Yes','No']
default: 'Yes'
desc: 'If enabled a dot appears after the credits when errors are detected.'

'Knocker Enabled':
options: ['Yes', 'No']
default: 'Yes'
desc: 'If enabled, hardware knocker is used for certain awards.'
'Match Enabled':
options: ['Yes','No']
default: 'Yes'
desc: 'If enabled, the match feature for a chance at winning free games is used.'
'Music Ducking Effect':
options: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0]
default: 0.5
desc: 'Ducking makes the music quiet during callouts - Smaller number is quieter.'
'Replay Award':
options: ['Credit','Extra Ball']
default: 'Credit'
desc: 'Award given for achieving the replay score.'
'Replay Backdown Amount':
options: [100000,5000000]
increments: 50000
default: 250000
desc: 'Amount replay score auto steps down if not achieved.'
'Replay Increase Amount':
options: [500000,5000000]
increments: 50000
default: 500000
desc: 'Amount replay score increases after replay is achieved.'
'Replay Losing Streak Thresh.':
options: [0,30]
increments: 1
default: 3
desc: 'Amount of consecutive losses to force a score reduction.'
'Replay Minimum Score':
options: [500000,50000000]
increments: 50000
default: 5000000
desc: 'Minimum score the replay can lower to if not achieved.'
'Replay Score':
options: [3000000,99000000]
increments: 50000
default: 8000000
desc: 'Default replay starting score'

'Replay Score Enabled':
options: ['Yes','No']
default: 'Yes'
desc: 'If disabled, replays are not awarded at all.'
'Replay Type':
options: ['Fixed','Auto-Adjust']
default: 'Auto-Adjust'
desc: 'Auto-Adjust replay score will go up and down based on player scores.'
'Service Menu LED State':
options: ['ALL OFF', 'GI ONLY', 'ALL ON']
default: 'GI ONLY'
desc: 'State of the playfield LEDs while in service menu.'
'Shaker Intensity':
options: ['Very Low', 'Low', 'Normal', 'High']
default: 'Normal'
desc: 'Adjusts how violently the shaker does the shaking.'
'Shaker Motor':
options: ['On','Off']
default: 'On'
desc: 'If set to off, the shaker motor will do nothing. No shakes!'
'Start Button Reset':
options: ['ENABLED', 'DISABLED']
default: 'ENABLED'
desc: 'If enabled, holding start button after ball 1 will reset the game.'
'Target Free Game Percent':
options: [0,50]
increments: 1
default: 8
desc: 'Default target percentage of free games versus paid games'
'Tilt Allowed In Shooter Lane':
options: ['Yes','No']
default: 'No'
desc: 'Option to completely disable tilt when ball is in the shooter lane.'
'Tilt Warnings':
options: [0,10]
increments: 1
default: 2
desc: 'How many tilt warnings to give before actually tilting.'

'Tilt Bob Settle Time ms':
options: [1000,10000]
increments: 500
default: 1500
desc: 'Time in milliseconds for the tilt bob to delay before registering again.'
'Tilt Switch Sensitivity ms':
options: [0,30]
increments: 1
default: 5
desc: 'Time in milliseconds that the tilt must be closed before activation happens.'
'Tournament Rules':
options: ['ENABLED', 'DISABLED']
default: 'DISABLED'
desc: 'Tournament mode, if enabled, alters variable gameplay elements'

Machine (Coils):
'Cabinet Knocker':
options: [5, 30]
increments: 1
default: 10
desc: 'Cabinet knocker pulse time in milliseconds.'
'Diverter Initial Power':
options: [10, 30]
increments: 1
default: 20
desc: 'Diverter initial movement force.'
'Drop Target - Left Knockdown':
options: [10,50]
increments: 1
default: 20
desc: 'Left drop target knockdown pulse time in milliseconds.'
'Drop Target - Left Reset':
options: [10,50]
increments: 1
default: 20
desc: 'Left drop target reset pulse time in milliseconds.'
'Drop Target - Right Knockdown':
options: [10,50]
increments: 1
default: 20
desc: 'Right drop target knockdown pulse time in milliseconds.'
'Drop Target - Right Reset':
options: [10,50]
increments: 1
default: 20
desc: 'Right drop target reset pulse time in milliseconds.'
'Flipper - Lower Right':
options: [10,50]
increments: 1
default: 30
desc: 'Flipper power pulse time in milliseconds.'
'Flipper - Lower Right Hold':
options: ["LOW", "MEDIUM", "HIGH"]
default: "MEDIUM"
desc: 'Flipper hold power strength'