It's a great game, although I find it annoying after spending seven plus grand, they want me to pay extra to unlock some additional game modes.

As an operator, their inability to disable the upper playfield flippers when they're not in use is also a poor decision that hurts the game's reliability and playability.

I think it's a great game. But JJP seems to be unnecessarily frustrating their customers with certain decisions that I don't think make up for in revenue or game quality. However, in fairness, Stern is much worse in that respect.

But if you're going to pay more than six grand for a game, WOZ is the best buy over anything else in the market right now.

How many WOZ games have you played?

It has in all likelihood, the deepest ruleset ever conceived in pinball. You can have very exciting short or long games. The game has very good flow (for a widebody - you have to take that into account - a widebody will not have the same kind of action as a normal game).

I can see a lot of criticisms, but gameplay is not something I'd say suffers in WOZ.

I'm curious how you judge 'good gameplay?'