Hunters Moon Gigablox

Hunters Moon Gigablox didn't manage to get much of a hook in initially due to the odd looks and confusing theme. One of the good things about the Gigablox series is they don't tend to use cliched topics, and kudos to Bulletproof for keeping up the tradition. Still, the theme is a tad hard to get a handle on and doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Not a deal-breaker, but once the reels started spinning Hunters Moon Gigablox failed to gel then too. Players get the standard Gigablox gaming, so random symbol sizes and merged reels can be fun, but it has been done several times already. Gigablox games are getting so common now that if the theme or extra bits don't fire, it's difficult to lift the rest out of mediocrity. This is pretty much how it played out when reviewing Hunters Moon Gigablox. The game did its thing, occasionally raising the heart rate when massive blocks were about to hit, and the bonus reel promoted moments of tension. However, the slot might have benefited from another feature, perhaps, or a graphical polish? It's hard to say, yet something felt missing. Maybe one or two extra modifiers on the bonus reel would have puffed out the action, giving players something meatier to sink their teeth into. The bonus reel concept is alright, but it's miles away from releases likePunk RockerorNitropolis 2that use a similar device. The decent win figure and odd theme should be enough of an excuse for fans of Gigablox to give the game a try. Others who are more neutral will have to try harder to appreciate what Hunters Moon Gigablox has to offer. Too hard, really, since there are loads of other slots that don't require nearly as much effort to figure out and enjoy.