This looks extremely cool: I love the art, I love the twist on EM-style play, and as someone awaiting the arrival of their own P3, I'm thrilled to see more and more modules coming out with diverse styles of gameplay.

I hate to be this guy, so I want to ask the question as humbly as possible: Could Nick or someone from P3 give us a little more insight into the cost of this module? Just looking at a photo of Weird Al vs. Drained, there *appears* to be a lot more mechanical parts in the Al module, so I think I had anticipated Drained being priced lower than Al (or Heist, etc.). I'm happy to be corrected, just curious to know a little more about what goes into manufacturing these modules.

Thanks solarvalue and @bingopodcast! You both provided helpful insight. I definitely did not realize that this was being manufactured separately, I mistakenly assumed "3rd party" games were being designed out of house, but then manufactured and sold through Multimorphic. That's very cool (and impressive) to know there's outside manufacturing ability, and I have to imagine it's great news that it's not adding to the MM factory's busyness. (Also, I didn't realize that the $3500 price tag on Weird Al *does not* include the cabinet artwork. So, sorry for that inaccurate comparison.)

Again, I think the game looks super cool. Extremely impressed in the execution and really looking forward to playing it.