Wizard of Oz

[EldarOfSuburbia]

It is overwhelming. I wasn't really sure what to do most of the time.

I'm basing all of my observations on having played 2 games at the White Rose Gameroom show earlier this month, and watching a few other people play while on line. I'm sure if I was able to play a good number of games without interruption, I'd figure things out better. Same as any other modern table, really - I had the same kind of experience with The Walking Dead.

Nonetheless - it's a typical "less is more" scenario, common to many games. They could've taken out one or two features and it'd probably be a better game, and easier to pick up to boot.

 

[Espy]

Nonetheless - it's a typical "less is more" scenario, common to many games. They could've taken out one or two features and it'd probably be a better game, and easier to pick up to boot.

I'm not sure if by "pick up" you mean get into the game, or literally pick it up! Both would make sense...

 

[Metalzoic]

They are doing a pin based on an original concept with Pat Lawlor.

Pat hasn't been allowed to do a widebody in a while, so I have high hopes for something extraordinary.

Pretty sure Lawlor announced his won't be a widebody.

 

[Pinbuoy]

Very impressive table. Blainebrook in Blaine, MN just got it and SS Billiards in Hopkins has had it for awhile. Lots of lights and color and fun shots.