Hot Shots Megaways

You might think it would be a major trek from the jungle to the football pitch, but iSoftBet makes the journey a short one due to the reskin procedure. It does feel likeHot Shots 2has been sold a little short, not benefitting from any new feature, like nothing. Even the game's presentation feels half-baked. Before, players could squint, use a bit of imagination, and at a push, pretend they were at a football game with a bunch of animals. This time, we get a pinky purple screen with a couple of balls on it. The character symbols have spunk, yet it's not the most invigorating game of football imaginable on the reels. Fortunately, the gameplay is just as enjoyable as it was in previous games,Aztec Gold MegawaysandAztec Gold Extra Gold Megaways. Modifiers and cascades light up the base game, and the bonus round has its charm. The iSoftBet team do like their hold 'n win games and has plenty of experience making them. So much so, it might have been nice if they'd added something new to Hot Shots Megaways to give it some desirability, but, it's the same as well. One positive aspect is the Aztec games had big max win figures, which presumably have been ported over to Hot Shots Megaways as well; much of everything else has stayed the same. We said the gameplay is just as good, yet on second thoughts, maybe not quite so much. The Aztec games had a unique look and feel to them that made them a treat to play. Hot Shots Megaways is kind of drab by comparison, which did have a negative impact on the rest of the game. It can still technically fire, like its predecessors, but low-budget visuals and the fact nothing new has been added did detract from the overall experience.