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The Smashing Biscuit Review

The Smashing Biscuit is a garage band slot featuring cartoon style graphics and an awkward dad interrupting all the time to trigger different bonus features. The game was created by PearFiction, and released on Microgaming’s Quickfire platform on the 12th of June 2019. Anyone who has ever played in a garage band, or dreamed of fame, will love this game.

The base game plays out on 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 paylines, and you can place bets as high as £40 across all platforms and devices. The style is punk rock, and you’ll benefit from a progressive multiplier in the base game that goes up or down depending on whether you win or lose. The interrupting dad can be annoying to the band, but to you he will be a blessing.

The interrupting dad will trigger multiplier boosts, wins or even the free spins feature were you get to see the band performing in front of a live audience. These young kids can really play, and you’ll be thrilled when one of them churns out a kick-ass solo performance if you land a win with his character. This is a medium variance title, and more of a casual game not really aimed at high rollers.

What symbols are there?

The high value symbols consist of the 3 band members, and the grumpy dad who owns the garage they play in. The low value symbols are electric guitars twisted into looking like card suit symbols. You win by landing 3 to 5 matching symbols on a payline:

• Tiny Biscuit - Pays - Pays 25x for 5 on a payline
• Crunchy Biscuit - Pays 12.5x for 5 on a payline
• Soggy Biscuit - Pays 5x for 5 on a payline
• Dad - Pays 4x for 5 on a payline
• Guitar Card Suit symbols - Pays 3x or 2x for 5 on a payline

What are the bonus features?

Triggered at random times during the base game you can benefit from the Dad Bonus & Multiplier feature. The grumpy dad will walk in on the teenage band in the garage with a coffee mug, and trigger a progressive multiplier boost ranging from 1x to 11x. He can also trigger the free spins feature or just give you a win. The multiplier will generally increase by 1x for every win, and decrease by 1x for ever non-winning spin.

Free spins in The Smashing Biscuit

The big highlight of The Smashing Biscuit slot is, of course, the Battle of the Bands Free Spins feature. The band gets into their van headed for a gig. You’ll see them perform on stage as a new set of 4 reels (instead of the usual 5) spins to the left of the band playing. You can trigger this feature by landing at least 3 scatter symbols on the reels simultaneously.

Your aim is to win big, and thus help the band break through by landing a record deal. During the free spins there is an extra feature called The Band Goes Wild, and it’s triggered when you land a winning combo with one of the band members. You’ll see this particular band member do a wild solo performance, and the band member symbol will turn into wilds for the rest of the free spins feature.

What is the jackpot (max win)?

There is no jackpot you can win on The Smashing Biscuit slot, but you can still win decent payouts on this game. The max win on a single spin is 1,100 times your stake, and this amounts to £44,000 if you play with the highest possible stake. Not all that bad for a medium variance game.

Where can I play The Smashing Biscuit?

You can play The Smashing Biscuit for real money at one of the listed casinos below: Where to play The Smashing Biscuit.

Don’t want to play for real money? No problem, you can easily play the demo for free here at SlotCatalog: Play The Smashing Biscuit for free.

Of course, you can also play The Smashing Biscuit on both mobile and tablet, and this game looks very good on all handheld platforms and devices. You can bring it with you to a local jam or live music pub, and win some nice payouts while waiting for your mates. Play using your Android, iPhone or iPad, it’s all up to you what you prefer.

SlotCatalog verdict

The Smashing Biscuit has a very enjoyable theme that’s been exploited very well by PearFiction. The cartoon style graphics suits the game perfectly, and we love that you actually get to see the band perform and even churn out kick-ass solo performances. This is clearly a game you’ll play to enjoy, and not to chase massive wins.