Cosmic Cash

You know, there is a whole lot of stuff in the universe, much of it quite valuable. Take the moon, for instance. Back in 2019, European scientists announced plans to put a device on the moon to process regolith for, amongst other things, the isotope helium 3, which might be used in the future to power fusion reactors. It's estimated a million tonnes of helium-3 resides on the moon with a monetary value of $5 billion per tonne. That's a lot of billions, and we're talking about just one lunar resource. Factoring in other planets, asteroids, and resources we haven't even discovered and put price tags on yet, means there is plenty of potential cash floating around space for the entrepreneurial-minded to get their mitts on, or try to anyway. Back on planet earth, there isn't quite so much dough up for grabs in Cosmic Cash. The Grand prize is pretty middle of the range, and you can't win much more than that due to a win cap coming into force if the game ever reaches 2,650x the bet. Hit this in the base or bonus rounds, and the round immediately ends. Until this does or does not happen, Cosmic Cash goes about business in a comically unusual way. It's nice to see a bit of humour, the peace sign alien is good for one or two chuckles, and the Cosmic Respins feature has a couple of extras to flesh out the action. We're not talking aboutMoney Train 3level of extras, but the free spins, cash rewards, and multipliers brighten what might have been a more run of the mill streak respin feature otherwise. Cosmic Cash is unlikely to dominate the streak respin sector of the market, despite the unusual way it goes about awarding additional rewards. However, its cheeky attitude is quite amusing and gives Cosmic Cash a personality which might appeal to players looking for a new mid-level hold 'n win game to give a spin.