Komuse One Shot Wonder

One LED bonus target. It moves side-to-side and forward-backward while the player holds the lever.

Overview

The Komuse One Shot Wonder is a single-player redemption game in which a spring-loaded pull lever launches one ball per credit down an 82-inch lane toward a moving bonus target. Unlike a fixed-target launcher game, the primary win target travels on both the X and Y axes simultaneously — moving side-to-side and back-and-forth — while the ball is in play. Seven fixed numbered targets at the base of the cabinet guarantee every launch pays out tickets regardless of whether the player hits the moving bonus goal.

Key Features

Dual-Axis Moving Bonus Target

The Bonus Win target is motorized and moves continuously in both the X axis (side-to-side) and Y axis (back-and-forth) once a credit is inserted. The combined lateral and depth movement produces an unpredictable path that requires the player to time both pull force and release moment simultaneously. This two-dimensional motion is the primary mechanic that distinguishes One Shot Wonder from fixed-target ball launchers.

Spring-Loaded Pull Lever with Variable Power

The controller is a mechanical spring-loaded lever. Pull distance sets launch power directly — there are no electronic power settings or pre-programmed shot levels. The player calibrates each attempt by feel, giving the game an analog skill dimension that remains consistent across every play cycle.

Seven Numbered Base Targets with Red and Blue LED Counters

Seven fixed targets line the bottom of the cabinet, each displaying its ticket value on a dedicated red or blue numerical LED counter. A ball that misses the moving bonus goal lands in one of these seven targets, and the counter value posted there is the ticket payout for that play. Operators can adjust the ticket values posted on these counters, including mercy ticket levels, through the operator settings menu.

RGB LED Cabinet Lighting

The cabinet is fitted with RGB LEDs that illuminate the exterior during play. The lighting is visible from across the floor and draws attention to the moving target during active game cycles.

Coin and Card Swipe Ready

The One Shot Wonder ships ready to accept both coin and card swipe payment. Operators running cashless card systems can integrate the machine without additional hardware modification to the payment interface.

How It Plays

After credit entry, one ball loads into the launcher and the Bonus Win target begins moving — tracing an unpredictable path across both lateral and depth axes. The player grips the spring-loaded lever, pulls to set power, watches the target's position, and releases at the chosen moment to send the ball down the 82-inch lane. From the side, bystanders watch the ball travel the full lane length toward a target that is still in motion; a ball landing in the Bonus Win target triggers the bonus payout, while a miss drops into one of the seven numbered base targets for a guaranteed ticket return.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Narrow 32-Inch Width for Tight Floor Plans

At 32 inches wide, the One Shot Wonder fits into wall-slot gaps where wider redemption cabinets cannot. The depth runs long at 82 inches, so placement along a wall keeps the unit out of center-floor traffic lanes while the tall 92-inch profile maintains floor visibility.

Short Play Cycle with Immediate Reset

One credit loads one ball. The entire play cycle is a single lever pull with no multi-stage gameplay or extended timer. The machine resets for the next credit immediately after the ball settles, keeping cycle times short during busy floor traffic.

Operator-Configurable Ticket Payout on Both Target Tiers

The seven base target counters and the bonus payout each carry separate operator-adjustable ticket values, including a mercy ticket floor. Operators can tune both tiers independently to match the location's redemption counter prize structure without altering the physical play mechanics.

Coin and Card Swipe Payment — Shipped Ready

The cabinet ships with both coin and card swipe interfaces installed. Operators adding the unit to an existing cashless card system connect their reader to the card swipe port — no aftermarket payment hardware retrofit required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the One Shot Wonder harder than a standard fixed-target ball launcher?

The Bonus Win target moves continuously on both the X axis (side-to-side) and Y axis (back-and-forth) from the moment a credit is registered. The player must time the lever release to intercept a target that is changing both lateral position and depth simultaneously — a meaningfully harder shot than aiming at a stationary goal.

Does the One Shot Wonder always pay out tickets?

Yes. Every play results in a ticket payout. A ball that misses the moving Bonus Win target lands in one of the seven numbered base targets at the bottom of the cabinet, and the ticket value displayed on that target's LED counter is dispensed. Only the bonus-tier payout requires hitting the moving goal.

What is the assembled footprint of the One Shot Wonder?

The cabinet measures 32 inches wide by 82 inches deep by 92 inches tall. The narrow width supports wall-slot placement in most standard arcade floor plans, but the 82-inch depth requires clear run-out space behind the player position along the lane axis.

How does the One Shot Wonder accept payment?

The unit ships ready for both coin and card swipe payment. Operators on cashless card systems can connect their reader directly to the built-in card swipe interface without additional hardware modification.

Ideal Placement

The One Shot Wonder fits naturally in family entertainment centers, bowling center arcades, trampoline parks, and pizzeria game rooms where all-ages redemption games anchor the floor. Its 32-inch width suits tight wall-slot arrangements in smaller locations such as restaurant waiting areas and hotel game rooms. The 82-inch lane depth requires an open aisle or wall-run placement with clear player stand-off space behind the launcher position.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.

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