The fact that you have to accept their intrusive privacy policy to get access to your tables you bought from the Steam Store is a disgrace.

Also the fact that they seem to plan some kind of Premium Pass differentiating between those who are willing to pay for a subscription which costs you roughly 100 $ a year is a no-go.

And even if you're willing to throw away your money this way, not even all the table are unlocked. The Marvel tables as well as the Indiana Jones table are as an example still only Demo tables even if you're willing to sacrifice a streaming service subscription worth of money for Pinball FX.

Also not transferring the old tables like they did going from Pinball FX2 to Pinball FX3 is a pretty upsetting move. The 50% discount they offer is not clear from the Store Page alone.

Premium Currency has no place in a game whose total amount of DLC content amounts to 400 $.

I'm probably only going to buy the tables which are really new here but the rest I really won't care about.

The fact that you have to accept their intrusive privacy policy to get access to your tables you [b] bought [/b] from the Steam Store is a disgrace. Also the fact that they seem to plan some kind of Premium Pass differentiating between those who are willing to pay for a subscription which costs you roughly 100 $ a year is a no-go. And even if you're willing to throw away your money this way, not even all the table are unlocked. The Marvel tables as well as the Indiana Jones table are as an example still only Demo tables even if you're willing to sacrifice a streaming service subscription worth of money for Pinball FX. Also not transferring the old tables like they did going from Pinball FX2 to Pinball FX3 is a pretty upsetting move. The 50% discount they offer is not clear from the Store Page alone. Premium Currency has no place in a game whose total amount of DLC content amounts to 400 $. I'm probably only going to buy the tables which are really new here but the rest I really won't care about.