Quoted from Rockytop:

The first thing I do when I see a new playfield is look for physical paths for the ball. I always think of 7 as the average number. What came to mind initially for me was the limited paths on the lower playfield (5) That doesn't really mean anything...ACDC has 5 paths on the main playfield and I love it. CFTBL has limited paths, but I love it.
I tend to like more shots in general. Games like TWD, XMEN, and MET really looked great to me at first blush because of all the shots. That doesn't guarantee a game will be fun and a game can really open up when the code is great. I like games that make standups, drops, pops, etc... relevant and important to the game.
I tend to not think about standups and drops unless code makes them important. I don't think about captive ball shots as much. I do love the bell on ACDC and hope the battering ram is like that. It's going to be a very important shot with adding in the bonus multiplier and super jackpot. I certainly think those shots can become very satisfying when timed with the right sounds effect, lights, and shaker motor.
Upper playfields make me nervous and I think this game is going to ride on the upper playfield being fun. It certainly looks like it has potential to be great. I'm hoping in the upper right (where the silhouetted figure is) is another shot (maybe the moon door with a gate that could open and close, the matrix says there are 2 motorized gates) The upper playfield adds a lot of paths...the left orbit, the 2 rollover lanes and possibly the far right shot. Obviously the standups add a lot of shots as well and I'm sure will figure heavily in the code.
I'm really excited to see gameplay footage and play it for myself. I love this theme and want to like this game. I'll pick up a premium if I like the upper playfield.

Quoted from Eskaybee:

Couldn't have said it better myself. This is spot on how I feel.