Found 4 ratings (with comment) on this game

I didnt expect much but its a really good game. Great art.

I played this games several times earlier this spring at the Seattle Pinball Museum while enjoying a craft brew. While the playfield layout is a bit open and seems slow compared to other games of its era, the playfield design and theme are amazing and I found myself continuing to play because of a solid rules set and an engaging theme.

Not fun! I love pinball but this game is substandard. The ball drains easily at the sides, the posts in the middle of the lower pf are extremely annoying and there's very little to do or shot at. It plays as bad as it looks, time to move on.

Expressway was the last single player game from Master Zale.

The Pros:
A brilliant art package all around from Christian Marche that accentuates the feel of the theme. Hitting E-X-P-R-E-S-S-W-A-Y in order is not an easy task and accumulating "mileage" had better be done with the flipper "Playmore" post up and ready to help you save your ball from the round mushroom bumpers that will send your ball back at you from half-way up the playfield at a random (as compared to a flat standup target) direction. The left kicker lane is great when it shoots the ball to the collect bonus saucer. It's even better when special is lit!

The Cons:
Missing "E" from the plunge can ruin your game. I don't have one in the stable.

The Takeaway:
If you are looking for a challenging game that is on the harder side of the EM spectrum, check this game out. It's a player! Purple-faced, arrow-eyed, commuter-fish-men are surreal.