Apache Way

If you like the style of gaming found inPragmatic Play's iconic slotWolf Goldyou shouldn't have much trouble enjoying what Apache Way has to offer. At a glance, the two games might look different but gaze a bit longer, and the similarities become more apparent. Both are located in the North American countryside, involve a selection of animals, and have comparable features. Apache Way is obviously a lot more heavily steeped in Native American iconography thanWolf Goldwas, though. The game is certainly pleasing to the senses, serving attractive graphics for the eyes and soothing panpipes for the ears. The gameplay is what it is, delivering a relatively lightweight hold 'n win feature in one of its bonus rounds and free spins with merging reels in the other – both straight from theWolf Goldplaybook. One positive move is the increased reward up for grabs if players manage to fill all positions during the Ritual of the Sun, in fact, doubleWolf Gold's 1,000x Mega Jackpot, for the record. Filling the grid with Sun scatters would actually get players close to hitting the game's full potential of 2,571.8x the bet. It's kind of more difficult to see the max win occurring in free spins, even with those handsome 3x3 Mega Symbols hitting on each spin. Apache Way is unlikely to win many originality awards since it has borrowed most of its extras from an earlier game, though tweaks include the Sun scatter symbol locking system. The game simply doesn't pack the level of firepower needed to challenge the big-league hold 'n win slots, either. Still, it might hit the right spot for certain players, i.e., those hanging out for a newWolf Goldtype game, with more emphasis placed on the cultural side of things, Red Tiger’s representation of them at least.