Lost Riches of El Dorado

Ever tucked into a bucket of Neapolitan ice cream, spooned out a helping of vanilla, and there was a taint of chocolate or strawberry on the spoon? That's kind of how it felt playing Lost Riches of El Dorado. For the most part, it's vanilla 'book of' gaming with one or two side extras providing more of a taint than aBook of Rarevolution. The result is a completely reliable 'book of' game which won't hurt to play, though nor will cause much remorse if you miss it, even for Ra completists. On the whole, good things definitely outweigh the not so goods, and some of the positives include high graphical quality and seamless animations. Hurricane hasn't fumbled anything when creating the game, and there are no major faults to report on. Even when following a formula as well established as a 'book of' slot, it's interesting how many studios flub even the basics. Fortunately, there is none of that happening here. One of Lost Riches of El Dorado's biggest intrigues is the Cash Bonus feature. In testing, the rewards from it weren't okay without being significant, making the Cash Drop a welcome top-up to free spins rather than something to aim for. The primary goal remains to land five expanding premiums to threaten the game's win cap, which in Lost Riches of El Dorado is10,000x the bet. This is more than the usual amount and a possible sweetener for players on the fence over whether to give the game a spin. All up, Lost Riches of El Dorado is a respectable if not earth-shattering addition to the 'book of' family tree. Though now it's more of a forest than a single tree, and while Lost Riches of El Dorado does a few things a bit differently, it's not exactly a critical Book-based release.