OK, gang, I just got this one yesterday and see there is hardly anything posted on pinside about it other than how terrible the game is. My game is a European re-import. It is going on route as soon as I find a suitable location. I have to say, I like the game. I don't think I love it, but I do like the game so far. Mine is playing 100% and it's pretty fun! It reminds me of other games with a unique feature such as Pinball Circus. The one disappointment is that the code never accommodated a multi-ball even though 2 balls are required in the trough. It seems like an easy lock-up in the saucer, but was just never finished.

The beauty of this game seems to be it's a bash-fest with a lop-sided ruleset. The gifts at the end are ridiculous and there is a 50 Million score possibility that seems completely ridiculous.

If pinball is about having fun, this game is about pinball. I think the art is fantastic, the sounds annoyingly entertaining and the inverted playfield is brutal to achieve the goal of getting all the eggs. I haven't learned the winning strategy yet, but I'm going to master it before I begin complaining.
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Playfield and inverted playfield in the upper left corner.

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A little gameplay video:

I actually like the game. The one thing missing is the code for multi-ball. This game is super-robust on location, too!

I think there may be a ball trap there as well if that ramp isn't lined up just right.

WHat's up, Doc? I think the game is well worth 3 grand if it's pretty cherry. This is the most solid player I've ever had on location.

Has to be on third ball and then multiple saucer shots. I'm not sure if the number of candles blown out is random or not, but I think it is around 5 or 6 saucer shots.

On a side note, I'm still yearning for someone to program in the multi-ball feature using the saucer as a hold while the second ball is launched. I actually enjoy the game much more than most comments suggest. I have mine on location for over a year now and it's been pretty bullet-proof.