PegIdle

This game is a very fun idler! Just having it on the side and watching a bunch of different balls fall down on the screen hitting pegs and seeing a bunch of numbers pop up. Honestly, always gives you a good Dopamine level having this just open. I am confused on a few reviews I saw giving this a negative not because I think it deserves recommended (although I do recommend) people have different opinions, however, some of these reviews talk about how they play for 10 mins or so and then its just doing nothing.....I mean I hope you understand that this is an idler game. The point of it is for it to sit idle while you do other things and you can just come back to it and do this and that or you can just play peggle the whole time and click and upgrade manually. So uh.. I guess if you are not looking for an idler game then I wont recommend this? I think its pretty basic to understand what an idler is but okay.
Anyway it's a fun game, 100%ing takes a while of course but I did it in 61 hours a lot of offline (but I mean hey you don't have to play it then and you get rewarded for it) plus it's a fun thing to 100%. If you don't want to 100% well then its still a great idler game and probably even better if you like peggle like most people who probably bought this. :) (Chillquarium was my first idler then this and I would give the edge to this just cause it hits all the right spots).

It's quite fun if you get your strategy down early & maximize auto-shooting & afking. This really is not meant to have much active play, except maybe when hunting the final achievement challenges.

Overall, a AFK good time waster, but not necessarily to replace the feeling of actively playing pachinko, or peggle.

It's been fun guys but seems like I 100%ed it
Time to wipe my save and do it a second time!1!1!1!1

Really solid idler! I've had a lot of fun over the past week having this game in the background, it doesn't demand too much of your active effort and progressed quite satisfyingly all the way to the end of the achievement hunt.
The amazing spectacle of millions of balls bouncing around was quite amusing too. I feel very fulfilled by my run through this game and I'll definitely be checking out more games from this developer!

Game is a solid idler - the prestige tree makes sense and lets you customize depending on how you want to play. Making a review to dissuade you from the eggheads complaining about the idling game being slow and grindy. I wonder if they actually read what they typed before sending in a negative review. There's some bugs when using 1x vs Max buy on the pegs and buckets but nothing abhorrent. For the price it's great and would say it's definitely a worthwhile idler.

Do I recommend playing the game? Yes
Do I recommend beating the game? Yes
Do I recommend getting all achievements? No. Took me 108 hours and a LOT of offline gains.

Its alright lol. The graphics are nice, and the game has a lot of polish. But the mechanics quickly get repetitive and players hit a huge wall on upgrades within the first couple hours of playing.
There's basically two ways to advance, with gold during a prestige, and then prestige points between prestiges. Rather than clearing pachinko boards, the fastest way to make gold is to clear most of the board then shoot balls directly into the pot at the bottom while upgrading. The pace of upgrades is good, but eventually players hit a wall where they need to prestige to advance farther.
The problems come in with earnings prestige points, like many idle games the first upgrades are relatively cheap but scale quickly. Where I'm at I earn maybe 6~10 points clearing a board, and prestige upgrades are in the thousands. I setup my game to clear boards as fast as possible, and it still will take about 2.5 days of offline play to get enough points that it makes sense to prestige.
And I've only put in 3 hours of gameplay, so this game hits a wall pretty fast into needing lots of time to get anywhere, I can only imagine this will scale to weeks/months as I go forward. It would be much better if the prestige system scaled more quickly, and/or there were more rewards connected to clearing boards.