Mega Mine

It took a little while before Mega Mine began to dazzle, despite being covered in all sorts of precious stones, large and small. One reason was the main Nudging Ways feature has been put to such good use by the likes ofNolimit City, it deadened some of the new feature sheen. What did keep spirits up was the dramatic Western soundtrack that keeps your foot tapping and your hopes alive. As to what was happening on the reels, it took time for Nudging Ways to finally open up and demonstrate their potential. Like actual mining, you ain't gonna find the rich stuff hanging about above ground. You've got to dig deep and uncover the riches that lie beneath the surface. So it is with Mega Mine, where the above-ground base game roars along at a fair pace, but scanty Mystery Stacks and no other features means it is difficult to strike pay dirt up there. Once the game moves on down the mine shaft for free spins, whether bought or not, is where Mystery Stacks get a chance to put together some decent wins, especially so when one or more stacks of wilds hit. Or not, as the returns from bonus games varied wildly from pitifully disappointing to pretty good. Mega Mine failed to deliver truly great results in test runs, yet it can technically reach massive proportions to the tune of up to50,000 times the stake, making it another Relax Gaming potentially big win slot. To sum up, Mega Mine has decent stats, huge winning possibilities, and a semi new-ish feature to test drive. It wasn't kind to us during our sessions, but if you do catch it when the mine's being fruitful, it's unlikely you'll be regretting your slot choice.