I'll be bold and say I am looking forward to trying it.
I lost my mind temporarily and thought "if it is great, would I buy it?".
Then I remembered the recent "broken node board and you're screwed out of ~$400-500 Cad thread", busted cabinets, disintegrating playfields etc. and thought... nope.
The node board lack of repairability alone is a deal breaker at this point. Who wants to start shotgun repairing possibly a series of boards that are this expensive? It is bad enough to be doing that with parts on a single PCB.
Still, as far as "fun new pinball" goes, this looks like it should be fun, providing the code and LCD/visual/sound integration isn't crap.
And you can't blame them for constantly re-running fan layout playfields, it seems to be what everybody opens their wallets for, even if it is akin to having an ice cream company have 80% of their products be a slightly different take on vanilla. If your customers mostly buy vanilla and complain when you try something new... guess what happens.
I think JJP was a bit of a madman not just doing a straight up fan layout on his first pin. If you need to learn to walk before you learn to run may as well copy what is selling well and has been popular for 20+ years.