Elliott Eisman designed John Wick before Transformers

Mike Kizabat handled all animation clipping work for the game

The game's light show effects were designed by Brett

Grimlock has the most pinball-specific voice callouts in the game compared to other Transformers characters

Prime Target mode was designed with careful pacing to ensure competitive matches where scores remain close throughout gameplay

The game features 30 Autobot clips, 20 Decepticon clips, plus additional animation content

Elliott Eisman is the lead game designer for Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye

Elliott Eisman's previous work was John Wick

The 'One Shall Fall' wizard mode rules change based on which of the five main missions were previously played, creating dynamic difficulty scaling

Optimus Prime will only have static artwork/presence on the machine, with no articulation or movement

The split-flipper Optimus vs Megatron challenge mode requires two players and features physically fighting over the center action button

Megatron's cannon can shoot in any direction once the ball is loaded, but is tuned to be player-friendly rather than brutally punishing

This game pushes mechanical innovation to new heights

The game features a fully animatronic Megatron with a fusion cannon that fires pinballs back at players

Elliott Eisman has a mechanical engineering background and previously designed John Wick for Stern

Elliott Eisman was a machine engineer at Stern before becoming a game designer