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A shame this Aussie-only game is so rare as it's rather fun. It's similar to Stern's Magic, created in the same month. The two games even share the same code supposedly. This game is all about the drop targets in terms of scoring, as knocking down the first sequence (of 2) lights the 2x bonus, then the next sequence of 3 drops is 3x, etc. Those two big fat spinners are sitting there wasted unfortunately! I also don't like lane guides instead of slingshots down low but they do allow for double inlanes on both sides, and there are lively slings mid playfield anyway that often send the ball ricocheting back and forth.

It's a fast, lively shooter thanks to a wide open lower half of the playfield. It's fun to concentrate on the drops since they're reachable from both flippers, it's just a shame the spinners are secondary as you can really rip 'em thanks to the clear sightlines and extra wide lanes. Those spinners will send you back up to the five rollovers, but you can't change lights via flippers so you have to hope for a bit of luck when trying to light all five.

The artwork seems to be going for some sort of mythological goddess with vague hippy elements. The red, yellow, and blue playfield is loud and not ideal, but not terrible.

Very enjoyable game - it looks great and played well.
The highlight was the clever Trident like drop targets which increased with the multiplier.

This is the game that I learnt on as a 13 yo kid, very similar tech to Trident but much better game rules. The 5 bank of drop targets was an awesome feature - starting at 2 targets for 2X, resetting to 3 targets for 3X etc right up to 5 targets for 5X - like Trident. Unlike Trident the drop targets also lit the inlanes for Extra and Special, and there was a Collect Bonus hole. The upper lanes award specs the 2nd time they are completed. Back in the day, earning multiple credits from specs was a huge thrill, and added another dimension to the game, in addition to chasing a good score. I used to play for ages, racking up a bunch of credits which I would then sell to the older kids at full face value - they wanted me off the machine :)

UPDATE: I own one of these now and love it. The slingshots are one third the way up the playfield which makes this game too easy for good players (although loved by beginners). I have removed the outlane posts and this makes it just the right challenge and ball time. Works really well in my tournaments now too.