Upside down triangles and demographics speak

Today's new element is what was expected the moment the fan was introduced: Upside down triangles! They operate similarly to regular triangles, when touched from the bottom, they push the Pachinguy that hit them to the side. When touched from the top they provide a resting point for Pachinguys (like pegs and other solid blocks). Seen here at the top of the "pyramid":

In other news, after a visit to a family gathering, I have renewed faith in the project. Children as young as 9 years old quickly figured out how to play and had lots of fun (according to them). They also found a couple of bugs (now fixed). So it was win win for everyone involved.
The major "complaint" I received was that there need to be more difficult levels. To which my reply can be summed up with: challenge accepted!