Found 4 ratings (with comment) on this game

Lighting the pop bumpers with the top roll overs is both skill and luck. Controlling the ball with the flippers and bumping are important to score the center target and to avoid the side drains.

Very interesting playfield layout that really matches the theme. Wonderful artwork on both the playfield and backglass makes it a very attractive game to display. Hard to play well but when you learn to nudge correctly you will master the playfield and win the race.

Flying Chariots is a prime example of a game that needs to be operating in tip-top shape for it to be fun. The copy I played was not.

The Pros:
It's a Gottlieb design from 1963. Even in the less than ideal state I found this game in, the game felt solid and the mechs were cispy. flippers and pops got the ball all around the table with great speed. The center lane can be "climbed" with good side to side nudging. Scoring a "Mystery Score" is always satisfying.

The Cons:
The rubber set on the game I played was dull and not bouncy at all. This game fell flat on it's face without it. The sides of this table a frikkin' brutal. Ball control is more chance than on just about any game I have ever played.

The Takeaway:
This rating is based on playing a less than ideal (fully functional) copy with a rubber set that was a few decades past it's due date. This rating will be updated when I get my grotty mitts on a better copy of this deck.

Fun to play!