The ball starts in the launch lane on the right of the table. Fire it up into the playfield, then use the two flippers at the bottom to keep it away from the drain and send it back up into the bumpers, which are the only things that score. You have three balls, and when the last one drains the score you have is the score you keep.
Only the bumpers pay. The large one at the top of the table is worth 200 points, the pair below it 100 each, and the two lower ones 50 each. Every contact scores again, so a ball that rattles between the upper three racks up points quickly. Nothing else on the table scores, there is no bonus for surviving, and there is no way to win — the game simply ends when the third ball drains.
Press the space bar. Launch power varies slightly each time, so the ball does not always take the same line.
No. There is no target score or final table. You play three balls and the score at the end is your result.
Yes. On a touch screen the game shows on-screen buttons, and games played with a mouse work by tapping.