Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Pop placement and the satisfying shot through them is cool too.

Quoted from doublestack:

I doubt a bunch of people on the Internet will change your mind.

Quoted from Snailman:

It's a fantastic game, both to play on your own or competing with friends or in a league/tourney.
Why? The layout and rules. There's depth and breadth and balance to this game.
Depth = the nuance of what you can do in each mode and over the course of all the modes, and interaction factors of your mode success that then influences the scoring and unlocking of other features. The Depth here on interaction factors are crazy good. Do I want to qualify/start my mode now, or wait until I'm one shot away from a MB so I can stack the MB onto the mode? The pressure it creates on claiming a Soul Shard (earned by skillful play in each mode) that's on a short timer/hurry-up, with knowledge that it unlocks a Tomb Treasure and dramatically increases my potential scoring in the Wizard mode.
Breadth = at any given time, you have the option of shooting for modes, or two major multiballs, or aggregate # shots to all the shots to qualify a mini-wizard mode and ratchet up a Power Jackpot that can be grown geometrically if you don't cash it in (but you lose it all if you drain before claiming it), or qualifying/starting playfield X, or shooting for Loop Jackpots (while increasing your risk of outlane drains), or going for Combos and Deathblows particularly if you've just claimed an advance Tomb Treasure that makes them worth 5x for remainder of ball, or trying to earn REVIVE outlane drain saves.
Plus, it's got a mode that's all about ripping lit spinners -- one of my favorite things to do in all of pinball.
Balance: Any single mode or multiball can either be crap scoring or ridiculously huge scoring based on how you perform, including the mini-wizard modes.
Layout: the two upper flippers present unique and challenging shots that the player has the option of using them, or letting the ball come back down to main flippers, depending on the player's risk/reward decisions.
I appreciate the mocking/humor and energy in the callouts, too.
I'm not a fan of Iron Maiden's music or the theme, but this pin is fantastic.

Quoted from TheLaw:

You never know....some people EVEN own a Goldball, craaaazy world out there

Quoted from Deadlander:

The kids use the Youtubes it truley is your friend.

Quoted from ryanwanger:

White shots give you E-D-D-I-E letters. Once you've spelled EDDIE, the yellow insert up near the center shot will light up to let you know your modes are ready. Shoot up there to start a mode.
In any mode, shoot lit shots. If the mode is a multiball, you'll get an add a ball the first time you hit the purple mystery shot in the lower left.
Spelling M-U-M-M-Y (the upper captive ball) will light a lock (up the middle on the pro, left ramp on Premium/LE). Lock your ball. Spell it a second time, and then your next captive ball will start mummy multiball. Hit all lit yellow shots for an add-a-ball and a new ball saver.
Trooper Multiball is through the drop targets. Keep knocking them down until your locks are lit (green arrows on right orbit and inner left orbit). Then lock 3 balls to start multiball. Hit the lit shots. Add-a-ball is first shot up the middle when the insert is doing a multicolor swirl.
Is that enough for now, or do you want more?

Quoted from T7:I created "Game Guides" for many pinball games.
They are intended to be a faster way to learn...
--- an interactive shot map - makes it easy to see what to do
--- formatted to work well on a cell phone (use while playing)
Here's the ones for Iron Maiden:
- PRO: http://pinballzoo.com/Games/GameTips?id=901
- Premium: http://pinballzoo.com/Games/GameTips?id=918