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Magic Money Maze Review

The base game is simple enough in Magic Money Maze, and the retro presentation goes well together with the dead presidents money theme. Full-screen wins up to 2,000x is possible from regular pay symbols, but even more than that can be won from money prize symbols that are collected if you land 5 on a payline. You should expect plenty of dead spins though, so the base game is a bit of a grind.

Some players love board game style bonus rounds, while others don’t, but that’s what you get in Magic Money Maze. The maze-like board game takes you on a cash and multiplier collecting journey, but you need to avoid snakes and scorpions if you want to stay alive long enough to reach the center of the maze. This upgrades the cash prizes, and you can win up to 10,000x your stake in total from the feature.

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Magic Money Maze Slot Features

The 4 president premium symbols, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton and Abraham Lincoln, pay between 50 and 200 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins. You can land money symbols with values between 0.1x and 1,000x your stake, and they pay 3x or 15x your stake for 3 or 4 of a kind, respectively. Landing 5 of a kind wins with money symbols pay their summed up prize value.

You need 3, 4 or 5 game logo scatters in view to trigger the Magic Money Maze Board Game Bonus Round. This starts you off with 1, 2 or 4 lives, respectively, and the feature plays out on a 7x7 sized board with 49 positions. The gorilla token moves in a clockwise direction around the board, and the number of moves is determined by a dice roll. The positions are either blank or they contain one of the following:

• Cash - between 0.1x and 1,000x gets collected in the prize pot.
• Arrows - takes you to the next tier closer to the center of the maze.
• Heart - adds a life to your tally.
• Snake or Scorpion - removes a life from your tally.
• Presidents - awards a multiplier of x2, x3 or x10 when you’ve collected 2, 3 or 4, respectively. The multiplier will boost the total win from the feature.

If you make it all the way into the center of the board, all money prizes on the board are upgraded by an x2 multiplier the first time. Make it there multiple times, and the money prizes are boosted by x3, x4, x5 and x10, respectively. The feature goes on until you run out of lives, and non-UK players, and anyone eligible, can purchase the bonus round for 120x the stake. This gives you at least 3 triggering scatters on the spin that follows.

The 200 Spins Magic Money Maze Slot Experience

Nothing too interesting happened for us in the base game, so you can safely skip to 1:25, where we purchase the bonus round. This landed us 3 scatters, and the feature plays out for the remainder of the 4:35-minute highlights video. Check it all out for yourself by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

We’ve seen the board game twist in previous installments from Reel Kingdom, and most notably in Snakes and Ladders Megadice, and it's a refreshing touch that you either enjoy or not. The base game gave us plenty of dead spins, but we like that larger cash symbol payouts are possible when you land 5 of a kind. The soundtrack was enjoyable though, and the same can be said about the retro presentation.

As we’ve already mentioned, it boils down to whether or not you enjoy the board game style bonus round, as Magic Money Maze is hardly worthwhile if you don’t. The feature can go on for a good while with a bit of luck, but it’s frustrating when the token manages to avoid larger cash values or if you get killed by snakes/scorpions early on. The 10,000x potential is solid enough, but you’ll probably need a decent multiplier to close in on it.

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Snakes and Ladders Megadice - comes with 8-bit style visuals and this Reel Kingdom release is also centered around the board game that goes by the same name. It comes with prizes up to 1,000x as well, and you can win up to 5,300x in total. Up to x3 dice wild multipliers will benefit you in the base game.

Dead Man’s Trail - is a Relax Gaming release based around a somewhat similar board game concept. This pirate-themed installment takes you to a treasure island, and you get cash coin wins in the base game. The Trail Bonus Game comes with 11 modifiers, and a solid 50,000x potential.

Tic Tac Take - is a Reel Kingdom release with Starburst mechanics, and up to all 3 middle reels can turn sticky wild for up to 8 respins when the tic tac take feature triggers. You can win up to 2,200x your stake, and the feature can be purchased for 100x your stake (not for UK players).