Beetlejuice by Spooky Pinball: Another GG and review in description. Streamed from The Flipper Room.

TLDR; Beetlejuice is an original and will become a true modern classic. I feel for the folks who didn't get the opportunity to even see the game before making up their minds if they wanted a Beetlejuice or not. Sold on theme and theme alone. Maybe on some rumors from the few that were in the know. Business practices aside, the game is phenomenal. I watched the film not long ago to understand the references. I probably watched it as a kid but didn't appreciate it enough to even remember it. Trust me, you can hate the film but if you're even remotely into pinball, you'll enjoy this game. I only played one or two games at GSPF and it was complete sensory overload. This time around I put in a two hour session to explore the game a bit deeper. I glance over the rules on TILT forums but I honest forgot most of it by the time I got to The Flipper Room so I mostly shot what was lit. I was taken. Instinctively you want to battle the sandworm as it's such a prominent toy in the game but I found it way too dangerous to go three sandworms down before getting results so I stayed clear from it in later games and that paid off. Another thing I did not explore was the camera as that too was very risky to shoot for. The layout feels very original overall. The left ramp/right ramp is of course there with some "orbit" type shots and a side scoop, but that's about it. I absolutely love to nail the left orbit around the "now serving" for lighting the lock and some skillful juggling you could get a few loops in and complete all lock lights. The Simpson style lock which now have been used on several Spooky games is nothing short of brilliant. The ramp lift to expose the lock shot, the sequence of lighting the ramp diverter during MB, and using the spinner to tip the couch over is an absolute masterclass in pinball design. The modes, THE MODES. One mode is crazier than the other, the multiballs in some of the modes are even crazier.