Gates of Etherea

Well, it's an unusual game, quite unlike most of the competition on the market. Each part of Gates of Etherea seems to have been fitted together to create an aura of riddlesome mystique. It gave off impressions of Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, and The Persian Empire, all of these things rolled up into one dreamily exotic mix. It's like wandering around a food court at your local mall, unsure of what cuisine to choose and ending up with a selection on your tray all mixed together. Fortunately, Gates of Etherea's patchwork of historic signifiers works a lot better than a blending of fast foods. The artwork got its hooks in first, with the provocative statues standing, or is that kneeling, on guard over the diamond-shaped game grid. Hit spin, and it won't take long for the electricity to start flying, pretty much literally as well as figuratively. This is a slot packed to the rafters with bright animations, adding to the immersion while complimenting the gaming taking place on the reels. Gates of Etherea is no wall flower of a game; it likes to overload visually as well as with mechanical fireworks. Players who like to keep their senses occupied while spinning for wins of up to5,000x the betmight be keen on the light show. Lucksome once again steams off on a new tangent, and by now, it's impossible to predict where the team will go next. Gates of Etherea is another one of the studio's unique releases and is evidence of a growing willingness to venture forth where few, if any, have been before. From a strictly technical standpoint, it could be argued that a lot of the features on their own aren't incandescently original but bundle them up with the striking audio-visuals and Gates of Etherea provides a rather unique experience.