Hot to Burn Extreme

Now that we are three deep in the series, a couple of things about the Hot To Burn range have crystallised. First and foremost, these are the sort of old-school fruit slots that time passed by. We're talking about a few-frills game which puts very little, almost nothing, in the way of player and fruit. Hit spin and attempt to line up fruit. Trigger free spins and attempt to line up fruit. Maybe some perspective is needed here to grasp the studio's angle. The original Hot To Burn slot came with just five paylines and didn't have a wild symbol, so compared to that, Hot To Burn Extreme is kind of out there? It feels like we are pushing the boundaries of word definition, though. Max win is one area Hot To Burn Extreme builds on over the first, where it is now possible to winup to 5,000x the bet. For those keeping score, this is a quarter of what is possible in Hot To Burn Hold & Win. So, if you like the look and the retro ethos but require larger potential to chase, the previous game is probably the one to go for. In all three cases, if you like to feel something shockingly new, it's best to pass on Hot To Burn Extreme. This is reactionary gaming that plants its feet in the earth, furiously shaking a fist at the march of progress. In this day and age, we are surrounded by technological marvels. We've got the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland busy smashing tiny things together to see what happens, not to mention the wonders of next day, or even same delivery when ordering certain items online. Sticking out like an anachronistic sore thumb is Hot To Burn Extreme, valiantly going against the grain of modernisation. Since they show zero signs of stopping being made, there must be a crowd out there happy to play basic games like Hot To Burn Extreme, so more power to them.