Could your game fit in a standard cabinet? Some folks would be willing to pay more for a game that looks less Zizzle.

Very cool! Don't set your price point too low -- if it compromises support or quality.

Love that you are envisioning something that is just in a whole other realm of affordability!

Does packaging this in kit form make any sense? I think I've got enough chops to assemble something as a fun project, having done a playfield swap and a from-scratch rewiring of a WPC machine.

Are you working with or looking to bring on board established designers or top-tier players?

Even a beautiful game will crash and burn if it doesn't play well (see Cosmic Carnival )

Jon Norris gave a design to John Greatwich for basically nothing, just saying'

You should ping him -- http://www.norrispinball.com/about.html -- "I offer my consulting services for no or little compensation just for the chance to become an active participant in pinball again."

Does this game have an LCD display? Or what kind of display does it have.

(Personally, I think great audio > great video. I'm rarely looking at the screen.)

Any thoughts on making the game logic open source? So the community can keep developing the game (new modes, what have you). I don't know how sticky an issue this is for licensors.

Consider defensive publishing if you don’t want to spend $100k+ on 6 patents

https://turnerpinball.com/reserve/ -- price is $9,777

Well Pinball Brothers did drop the price on Alien to $7,995.