Hustling

It's virtually impossible not to compare Hustling withEast Coast vs West Coast, yet the two games provide different outlets for players to get all 'gangster.' Both have a great hip-hop, sneakers-and spray-paint look to them, though ECvsWC possesses a bolder more original style, along with a significantly better soundtrack. Hustling is also less volatile but limited as to how far it can go than ECvsWC, possibly making it a better option for players who don't want to go quite so large. As well as the 'dope' looks, which share commonalities withPlay'n GO'sNyjah Huston, the gameplay is pretty 'tight' as well. Sorry for the cliches, but it's tough not to adopt an attitude after playing Hustling for a while. The pay both ways system represents the East Coast/West Coast rivalry in a clever manner, leading to the equally clever rap battle happening in free spins. Naturally, your chosen guy doesn't always win, yet there are multipliers on both sides of the grid to enjoy while the two artists bob away at each other. Having locked multiplier wilds led to the most exciting moments during testing – when five if a kind wins hit to attract both multipliers. The low number of pay lines and symbol values prevent Hustling from going nuclear the way all those ways and modifiers can inEast Coast vs West Coast. There are no infectious xWays or Drive-By Respins here, for example, making it come across as a slightly generic knockoff when directly compared. Another possible competitor isRelax Gaming'sTop Dawg$, a game that also has a lower number of paylines but boasts sticky multipliers in free spins that can absolutely moon when the game is flowing. Hustling just doesn't pack anywhere near as much heat, and at the end of the day, should the two rappers battle each other to a standstill, the most winnable is a more modest3,151x the bet. Put it this way, if Hustling stopped at a red light blasting crunk andEast Coast vs West Coastpulled up alongside, you can imagine it turning the volume down and acting all nonchalant. However, once the light turned green, the volume would be back up as the game went on its way. What we are trying to say with this traffic light metaphor is that Hustling might not be as brutal or rewarding as the slot it appears to be inspired by, but it's still a fun hip-hop themed game for those who don't need the roughest rider to get where they are going.