simulator, praising the ball and table physics as well as the overall audiovisual presentation, stating that "Obsession offers everything a game freak could wish for." ST Formats Trenton Webb also commended Unique Development for making use of the STe hardware, praising the physics, graphics, sound, speed and accessibility, regarding it as one of the best games for the computer alongside Zero-5 but criticized the "Ball & Bats" table for being dull and relying heavily on its main gimmick. STart Micros Arnaud Pignard gave positive remarks to the colorful graphics, playability and soundtrack as well. However, according to Tord Jansson, very few copies were sold due to its late release on the STe. Obsession was also met with mostly positive critical reception when it was ported to the Amiga but many drew comparison with the Pinball game series by Digital Illusions and Dragon's Fury. Amiga Powers Jonathan Nash commended the variety of tables but criticized the "Exile Zone" table in particular for its overall design and ball physics in the Amiga conversion. Amiga Formats Stephen Bradley stated that the Amiga version was not as slick as the Pinball games by Digital Illusions and criticized the occasionally sluggish playability but ultimately regarded it as a fine game, praising the audiovisual presentation as well as the "Desert Run" and "Ball 'n' Bats" tables for being addictive. Amiga Actions Steve McNally and Paul Roundell drew comparison with Digital Illusions Pinball releases but nevertheless stated that "Obsession is a fine example of what the Amiga is capable of", giving positive remarks to the graphics, sound, playability and difficulty. Both Amiga Concepts Sébastian Mézière and Amiga Dreams Yann Sera commended the Amiga version of Obsession for its animated visuals, audio design, longevity and difficulty. When reviewing the Amiga version for Amiga Computing and comparing it to Digital Illusions Pinball titles, Hackett stated that the port was let down by the lack of a multiball mechanic and a double set of flippers, regarding the music to be not as good as the STe original but gave positive comments to the graphical presentation for being impressive, ball physics and multiplayer. References External links Obsession at GameFAQs Obsession at Giant Bomb Obsession at MobyGames Obsession at Unique Development Studios 1994 video games Amiga games Atari ST games Cancelled Atari Jaguar games Pinball video games Unique Development Studios games Video games developed in Sweden