Terrible scoring is the first dealbreaker for me. Related is pretty much the whole ruleset. Hitting it up to the pops again and again and again... and again... to keep that multiplier going... Bleh. Ramp advancement and scoring also terrible.

But yeah, it has potential. Could make a good p-roc project like bop 2.0.

ive owned POTO and i must say, i absolutely love the art package, love the light show, and the music, especially when it changes for multiball, is some of the best ive ever heard, but that being said, the gameplay was a complete letdown...it was the fastest pin ive ever moved. the day i got it, i easily became top spot on the high scores and was ready to be rid of it that evening. it lasted about 3 days.

I second what darkfaith said.

Initially I liked the game, but my main complaint is that there is very little on the playfield. What they did put in the game, they did well. I just wish there was a little more.

Agree with the above. Beautiful game, awesome sound one of the best backglasses ever, but gameplay is meh.

This is not a game I ever gave much thought to, but after recently installing a clearcoated playfield into one for a friend I thought it was a lot of fun. Especially with full leds and connected to a big sub.

Also agree with above. Great art, sound, backglass. Mediocre gameplay. Easy to get the jackpot and once you do, keeping multiball going has no point. I traded a Truck Stop for mine, did a ton of work to it and then had it for maybe 9-10 months before trading it for Swords of Fury.

I like mine. Yes, the game play is a little lackluster to me, but the ease of difficulty make it really popular when friends and family visit, and its my wife's favorite of the pins she has tried so far. Theme is awesome, though I grew up going to the theater so I kind of wish it had the music from the play included.

I need to have my playfield restored and cleared (luckily no burned areas, just wear in outlanes and around the pops) to protect it as much as it gets played.