Crystal Caliburn

• Title — Crystal Caliburn • Developer — LittleWing • Publisher — StarPlay • Genre — Pinball • Platforms — iOS, Macintosh, Windows, Windows 3.x, Windows Mobile • Programmer — Yoshikatsu Fujita • Designer — Yoshikatsu Fujita

The developers published an extensive manual, including general pinball playing techniques. The game consists of a single pinball table, and has a knightly theme, featuring characters such as Merlin and King Arthur. The goal is to summon knights who can restore the Holy Grail to Camelot. The game includes a ramp on either side of the table. There are four banks of targets. The upper bank is used to light ball locks, the central bank, called "Glass Island" (referring to Avalon) lights targets for a limited time, and the two banks on either side are used to light random awards. The main multiball, called multi-battle, is started after the player locks three balls and has the objective of scoring jackpots. A circle of twelve lights is shown on the lower part of the playfield which are lit by accolading knights by shooting various targets. After collecting twelve knights to complete the round table the player can shoot the left ramp to collect the Holy Grail, and by shooting the right ramp within five seconds can return it to Camelot to start the wizard mode, Last Battle multi-ball. High scores could be submitted to the publisher, and the top 3 players each month won a Crystal Caliburn T-shirt, along with anyone who could score over 100M points.

Crystal Caliburn is designed to be like a 1980s pinball machine, and is the first game by LittleWing to feature ramps. It is the third pinball simulation developed by LittleWing, after Tristan and Eight Ball Deluxe. It is the second table to feature King Arthur, following Tristan. The playfield is shown on the left part of the screen, with scoring and a stained glass window display on the right.

The sixth pinball game by LittleWing, called Golden Logres, continued the story based on Arthurian legend.