That is one spartan table! Nothing particularly exciting happens, so I give it a Meh for entertainment.

Which is a shame, because the idea of an amorphous pinball table is an interesting one with a lot of potential. And yet it turned out to be just a series of targets.

I wonder if it would be possible to build a table with a play-surface made from a thickish yet flexible material (silicone perhaps) that could then have multiple ramps/obstacles that would push up from underneath, constantly changing the playfield depending on goals met during play.

By the way, the movie ends mid-gameplay. It probably would be better to suicide the remaining balls to at least reach a high score entry.

If the judge feels this is necessary for completeness (but the run is otherwise publishable), I will have them set the decision to 'delayed' and add the extra few inputs even though it will result in a slightly longer run.

...I would prefer that the movie file finishes gameplay, goes back to the main menu, opens credits and ends input there. If that's done, I will accept this movie.

EDIT: I need Mothrayas's thoughts on how to complete the TAS as I can do any of the following. Listed in order of increasing time requirements: 1) Tilt immediately to release the ball asap as the Enigma arrives--but before the points are awarded--and then kill remaining balls. (This will not begin the 'Final Bonus Round' of gems.) 2) Tilt to release ball after receiving the points for reaching the Enigma. (Again this will not begin the 'Final Bonus Round' of gems.) 3) Tilt to release ball as soon as the 'Final Bonus Round' text is shown. (This will not actually start the bonus round, but will yield a glitched enigma sprite and remaining dead teddy bear as the final balls are killed). 4)Tilting/waiting for the the lock release as the bonus round starts then killing remaining balls. (I have yet not actually tested to see if it's possible to tilt as the round starts to release faster than the standard lock release). If you want the final bonus round to start, I'll do whichever of these is faster. The only differences that actually starting the bonus round will accomplish is removing the teddy, enigma, and adding red gems that can be seen on the launch of the remaining balls (none will be acquired). My personal preference is waiting at least until the score is awarded before releasing the ball, but I understand if the earlier option would be considered better for a shorter run. Please let me know and I'll finish where appropriate.