Nope, one of the reasons I'm not buying it. Very unproffesional for a company not to create a stream of the product. They come off as being arrogant to customers that way.

"Then, when you have locked the 3rd ball in the shrubbery, you must place it here beside this shrubbery, only slightly higher so you get the two-level effect with a little path running down the middle."

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Who ever gets #666 for Samhain is gold on this release.

25 pages of loathing over a game that hasn't been played or had a play reveal after 4 weeks! I'm sure there will be no less than 1250 rave reviews after it happens.

I bought one yesterday too! H2 is my favorite actually.

I haven't watched the stream but if you are playing for points and the rules, shrub 1.2.3, asylum 1.2.3, house 1.2.3, I'm not expecting flow but accurate aim and shooting. Not a Steve Ritchie type of game.

I'll be honest. I have watched the dead flip stream twice and it puts me to sleep. The reason being this game has no pop bumpers. I'm not saying every game has to have them but it feels like throwing a ball back and forth. Flip and the ball comes right back to you like Alice Cooper. Atleast Steve Ritchie had something to keep it in motion like the rev mechanic in No Fear. Many people confuse "flow" as point and shoot. Pumpkin pop bumbers would have looked so cool in this game and kept the game in suspense. Maybe the upper playfield does this but it didn't work in AC.

The purpose of pop bumpers is to change up the feel of a game. The ball has something to do and gives a player a sense if satisfaction while breaking the repetativeness. Other wise it feels like hit the ball up,comes back down,hit ball up,comes back down over and over. This is why I don't like Alice Cooper. There is a reason they exist. I think Whitewater is a perfect example,there is a dead space under an upper playfield and nothing else would work like drop targets etc. Great filler.