Ramp's Pinball Manufacturing

Ramp's Pinball Manufacturing builds pinball machines in Odessa, Florida, around designer Bob Nies. Nies came out of the homebrew scene, where his machine Elf won an award at the Texas Pinball Festival. By April 2023 he had a small team and investors working on an original title under the name TiltBob Pinball; the company was using the Ramp's Pinball Manufacturing name by February 2025.

Road Trip, the company's first machine, had its public debut at Pinball at the Beach, a new show held at the TradeWinds Resort in St. Pete Beach, Florida, from 7 to 9 February 2025. Nies designed it. The company's reveal materials describe four flippers, four pop bumpers and a dynamic playfield that changes the ball's path, plus a car to bash, a rotating raccoon, an animated dinosaur, cow-tipping targets, mechanical ball locks, and a playfield screen carrying both navigation and a car radio players can load their own songs onto.

Ramp's lists Road Trip as expected late in 2026. No price or run size has been published.