This isn’t Zen Pinball, bro. Also, it’s my understanding that Zen is merely an application of sorts, and that if you want tables for it you can either download the demo versions or just buy them outright, both of which you can do from within the app. I could be wrong though. You could always try deleting it and re-downloading and see where that gets you.

As for the whole Kickstarter kerfuffle, some folks here really need to get their senses of entitlement in check. As a backer, I don’t recall reading anything in the campaign text that would have led me to believe that we’d get access to the table before anyone else. The only promise made to us was that we’d get it for free. As long as Farsight delivers on that, I see no reason to complain.

It’s not impossible. Many other developers have had codes available prior to launch. A prime example is every single game that comes with a pack in code.

You also missed the part where people who fund a kickstarter are entitled to their rewards as promised by those who started by the kickstarter, varying by their donation.