Divine Riches Helios

Unless you're absolutely gagging to take to the reels with one of the buffest dudes in iGaming, you aren't losing much by giving Divine Riches Helios a miss. Just For The Win is good at coating their slots with a glossy outer layer, which Divine Riches Helios sort of has, but dig beneath that, and the gaming is a bit shallow. A fairly pleasant, plain-looking game (though the cartoon hero has a certain charisma), Divine Riches Helios comes stacked with several rather plain features on board to match. Perhaps plain isn't the right word, but there's little in Divine Riches Helios that hasn't been used to as good if not greater effect elsewhere. From the jackpot picks to thePink Elephantsstyle symbol upgrading free spins. To be fair, going through the full upgrade process and having Helios as the only high paying symbol on the board could be interesting, though we never made it quite so far during the review to verify. The pay both ways symbol gives Divine Riches Helios a smidge of individualism, though it wasn't enough to draw attention away from the shortcomings. These largely being gameplay which failed to stimulate much imagination and feelings of insecurity after constantly self-comparing to such a muscle-bound alpha with an epic jawline. To experience the same theme with more unique gaming,Relax's beastHelios' Furymight be the go. Or, if you're feeling sentimental, old classics such asKronosorZeus IIImight fit the bill as Divine Riches appears to have been modelled after these old iconic WMS titles. Ironically, given the visuals, Divine Riches Helios doesn't possess as much of the blue sky thinking that went intoNeptune's RichesorOdin's Riches. This could be for better or for worse, however, as some players might prefer the straightforward thrills offered by a simple pick 'n click jackpot bonus. The top prize of5,000xis decent enough, but it was hard to shake the feeling Divine Riches Helios is destined to take up space on a shelf as much as anything else.