Age of Beasts Infinity Reels

Due to the build quality, any player who enjoys the Infinity Reels mechanic should find Age of Beasts fairly enjoyable. There's a solid mythological look and feel going on, backed by a suitably dramatic soundtrack. Reelplay can paint pretty pictures when they put their mind to it, and Age of Beasts nudges itself into this category. The background is a bit bleak on its own, but the quartet of beasts muscling their way onto the reels provide an ideal counterbalance. The theme treatment adds up to being more than satisfactory for players up for a dab of fantasy. The gameplay is classic Infinity Reels, so that should let you know if Age of Beasts will thrill or not. There's nothing overly original going on, though the Wheel feature tries to add something new. And fair dues, the wheel process can be pretty exciting if you move through tiers increasing free spins, improving the symbol multiplier increment, or just collecting a side win before the bonus round kicks off. However you cut it, Age of Beasts Infinity Reels is not a massively paying slot, with a max win of3,953x the bet. When you consider the jackpots, Infinity Reels bonus, and the fact that an infinite number of additional reels can supposedly be added, you might think the win figure would be higher. Raising it might have attracted more attention from the hardcore gamer community, but there you go. Aside from a couple of statistical niggles surrounding potential and possibly RTP, Age of Beasts Infinity Reels produces few major gripes. In fact, the theme has been presented well, features can fire at times, and the wins are okay. For something sort of similar yet gruntier,Odin Infinity Reelsremains the daddy with its raging math model andMegawaysincorporation. However, Age of Beasts Infinity Reels might be a better fit for players who want a fantasy slot but would rather hang around the middle ground in the company of a few beasts rather than be pummelled by the Allfather.