It looks like Another Stern Pinball to me, and that's not a diss, they've really stepped up their quality imo. Just flash back, if you were even around to remember it, to the dark times at Stern. Austin Powers anyone? (Of course, what did that game sell for?)
The playfield art looks great. No photoshopped collages here, we get solid hand drawn art packages on almost every game. It was special on Metallica, it's standard now.
Every character you want might not be present, but we got Luke on the sling, and that alone is cool to me. Custom callouts from an actor from the show. They do that more often now. Sounds like plenty of assets.
The Grogu doll is kinda lame. No sugar coating it, it's like they just skipped straight to the modders putting dolls on the playfield. It doesn't do anything, and I can't defend it. But I do get it, it's the thing people want to see, they expect Baby Yoda. The creativity was ... lacking on the attempt though.
I dunno about the upper playfield, have to play it. Why is it Mando's head? Kinda odd choice, but okay. End of the day it's really just a feature to check off on a matrix. "Tilting upper playfield, check". I feel like it won't have long lasting play appeal, it's more of a location gimmick to me. But pinball is such that the "location model" doesn't have it. So it goes.
And that's what you get with Stern. Really competent, well done, pinball to feed the pinball market. A LE to make more money for people who have to have the collector version. (Distributors are the new flippers now I guess? The greed cycle continues.) They'll make these, they'll do the code to whatever point where it's called done, and then start selling the next one. That's what they do, and they're good at it.
I feel no need to spend money on these games anymore personally. They're not anything more special or fun than plenty of other titles, the value proposition is gone for me at the prices they command. But if you've got the cash and want it I hope it's a lot of fun. I think the show is great, good license, happy to see it happen.