Two flippers are poised at the bottom of the upper playfield and two in the normal position on the lower playfield. Each playfield has a bank of 5 drop targets. On the left side a spinner sits in the passageway between the two playfields. Various standup targets are spaced around rim of the upper playfield. On the upper left of the upper playfield is a turnaround which when lit advances the bonus multiplier.
Colors are green and black on a yellow background.
The main idea of this game is to drop the target banks multiple times and then hit the turnaround. It gets pretty boring after that. This game looks so very good, but plays so slow and boring that it is easy to understand why Atari didn't last very long as a pinball manufacturer. Atari made some big mistakes with their machines, but had some good ideas. They placed their main IC boards on the bottom of the main cabinet, which meant that whenever a screw or other shrapnel fell off the underside of the playfield it landed on the board and started shorting things out.