Caribbean Anne 2

Caribbean Anne 2 sticks to the spirit of the original while changing a few bits to make it an overall better game. The goal is still to build up as many Wild Frames as possible in the base or bonus game to get some multiplier action going. You'll freaking need it, too, because let's say you filled the grid with the highest paying symbol without any modifiers. Technically, the reward for doing so is a meagre 40x the bet. Fortunately, Wild Frames did produce the odd multiplier, and Caribbean Anne 2 is more sophisticated than the first in the way the cannon symbol triggers respins. In the first one, every ten spins, the frames accrued in that time would be converted into wilds. Then the process would repeat. It's nice to see Caribbean Anne 2 doesn't hold players in the same level of contempt the first one did. Why it penalised users who only wanted to play at the default HyperBet Level 1, with its atrocious return value, is mind-blowing. Any game which has a return value of 93.52%, unless engaging a feature to bump it up to acceptable levels, increasing the base bet by up to 440%, isn't really your friend. Since you had to wait 10 spins to fill frames with wilds, the increased cost could quickly take its toll on your balance and nerves. Caribbean Ann 1's stats were clearly stated in the paytable, but it was like that hollow feeling you get when opening a big bag of potato chips to find a few broken up bits taking up around a quarter of the packet. Ah well, that's been wiped for Caribbean Anne 2. Another positive aspect for keyboard treasure hunters is an enticing14,100x the betmax win figure. In summation, Caribbean Anne 2 is an okay pirate game. It's got a niceLeChuck's Revengelook, a chilled reggae backing track, and the features can perform, though they do have a hint of the Kalamba fiddliness about them. Caribbean Anne 2 is an improvement over the original, though that isn't saying a whole lot considering how much the first one seemed to disdain regular gamblers.