John Hunter and the Book of Tut Respin

Fair enough, John Hunter and the Book of Tut Respins is a 'Book of' slot with a twist. Indeed, it's part of a long and growing line of 'Book of' slots with a twist, so how does it measure up? There are pros and cons, that overall in the end, sad to say, kind of leaned closer to the latter than the former. On the plus side, from a visual standpoint, John Hunter and the Book of Tut Respins has the high standard we expect from a Pragmatic Play game. Nothing extraordinary or very unique, but there's nothing in John Hunter and the Book of Tut Respins that'll hurt your eyes. The same goes for the sounds, which have a cute old-school landbasedBook of Raplayback effect when the reels are spinning that veterans may enjoy. As for the gameplay, everything will be pretty much old hat apart from the Respins feature, which has its moments. In some ways, it felt like it helped build bigger winning combinations, though that might have been pure luck, but you do pay for the privilege. The trade-off is lower symbol values, so gone are the 5,000x full-screen top premiums wins found elsewhere. Strangely, the win cap is actually stiffer than the previous game, this time maxing out at4,000x the bet, which is a little weak for a 'Book of' slot. A deal-breaker? To some, perhaps. What was actually kind of neat about John Hunter and the Book of Tut Respins was the ability to pick the Mystery Symbol when buying free spins. It's certainly handy having the opportunity to chance it with the John Hunter symbol or play the 'safer' option and pick a royal. It's funny the choosing function doesn't pop up more often. Perhaps now it will. Anyway, if it all sounds fine and dandy, then John Hunter and the Book of Tut Respins is sure to offer something for players into these types of games, but it's probably not a release that'll scoot to the top of many wish lists.