Schnelle Fakten
Universität:
Nationale Universität Dnipro
Ausbildung:
Internationale Wirtschaftsbeziehungen
Glücksspiel-Expertise:
Slot-Bewertungen
Spielerfahrung:
5+ Jahre
Lieblingsspiel:
Chaos Crew 2
Neuesten Bewertungen
Fish Road
InOut Games expands its step-multiplier collection once again, this time taking the action underwater. Fish Road follows the same familiar structure, where each move raises the multiplier and the tension, only now the journey continues through the ocean instead of a highway. The main difference between this one and the earlier releases, though, is that Fish Road finally pushes the formula forward. For the first time, InOut introduces bonus features and autoplay mechanics to shake up the usual routine, giving this one a bit more personality and making the gameplay feel less repetitive than the classic chicken-on-the-road formula.
Pine of Plinko 2
Released a year ago, Pine of Plinko was a breath of fresh air in iGaming, introducing a completely new type of gaming experience to casino enthusiasts. People received the game so well that it would be a felony if Print Studios hadn’t opted in for a sequel. And of course they do come up with the follow-up, officially called Pine of Plinko 2.
Brick House Bonanza
Brick House Bonanza by Pragmatic Play takes inspiration from the classic The Three Little Pigs fairy tale and transports players to the vibrant cartoonish world. While the story has been adopted in slots before - Pragmatic Play’s own Greedy Wolf among them - the one under review promises to stand out as one of the most exciting adaptations, featuring iconic characters and elements from the tale, alongside action-infused gameplay and massive rewards up for grabs. Let’s take a closer look.
Rabbit Road
InOut Games was among the pioneers of the chicken games genre with their Chicken Road release, which pretty much kicked things off and later spawned countless copies and makeovers from other studios. Now, they’ve added a new specimen to the collection – meet Rabbit Road. This time it’s not a chicken dodging cars on a highway but a bunny hopping across the garden, trying to snatch as many carrots as possible while making it to the other side.
Le Cowboy
It’s another installation in the adventures of Hacksaw Gaming’s raccoon Smokey, who this time dons a Stetson and ventures into the Wild West. If you’ve never heard of Smokey, you’re missing out. We’ve already seen his mischief in Le Bandit, watched him conquer Olympus in Le Zeus, impersonate Elvis Presley in Le King, and witnessed his shenanigans across ancient Egypt and Scandinavia through Le Pharaoh and Le Viking. And no, this one and the mentioned releases aren’t merely reskins – each one brings its own flavor and distinct personality. Aside from the change of scenery, the Le Cowboy slot machine pushes the concept a bit further and reworks the central reveal mechanic. You no longer need rainbow symbols to collect cash coins – the system now feels way different, with shades of familiar features from titles like 2 Wild 2 Die. The bonus rounds have also been tuned, but we’ll get to that later in the features section of my Le Cowboy slot review.
