Highly recommended. Zen was kind enough to transfer tables I owned on another platform to Steam.

I don't think those who said "just keep playing FX3" here played the tables enough to understand the physics or visual differences. Physics are VERY, VERY different compared to that of FX3, especially on Williams tables (I exclusively play Williams tables). For example, the kickback in the left outlane on Getaway: High Speed won't kick the ball into the tunnel on FX3, but it does on FX, which is identical to what the actual table does. There are many more such differences. Graphics-wise, there's not a ton of differences but lighting is done way better on FX.

There is also a discount for those who would like to buy the tables they owned on FX3. If you're interested in using the cabinet mode, you won't need an activation key for that like you did for FX3, which is another plus.

Highly recommended. Zen was kind enough to transfer tables I owned on another platform to Steam. I don't think those who said "just keep playing FX3" here played the tables enough to understand the physics or visual differences. Physics are VERY, VERY different compared to that of FX3, especially on Williams tables (I exclusively play Williams tables). For example, the kickback in the left outlane on Getaway: High Speed won't kick the ball into the tunnel on FX3, but it does on FX, which is identical to what the actual table does. There are many more such differences. Graphics-wise, there's not a ton of differences but lighting is done way better on FX. There is also a discount for those who would like to buy the tables they owned on FX3. If you're interested in using the cabinet mode, you won't need an activation key for that like you did for FX3, which is another plus.