Mystic Panther Treasures of the Wild

Whether you're a big hold-and-win fan or not, it's unlikely Mystic Panther has much you haven't seen before. Initially, one point of interest was the use of a 6-reel, 729 ways to win game panel. A few spins later and the lack of creativity was apparent, quickly shrivelling enthusiasm. From the vanilla base game to a couple of standard bonus rounds, this is a slot that blends a common theme with equally common features. As mentioned above, the background imagery isn't so bad. If Infinity Dragon had kept pushing in an original direction with it, they might have ended up somewhere a lot more interesting. Just thinking out loud here, but imagine something likeMental, in a jungle full of dangerous beasts and savage inhabitants. Too outside the box? Clearly so for Infinity Dragon, which has clung to conventionality like a baby sloth to its mum. If players do like the look and basic features, then Mystic Panther can deliver rewards, it should be said. As well as the 5,000x Grand prize, potential as a whole can reach14,000x the bet(though it's hard to see how it would be achievable). If big numbers trump innovation, then maybe Mystic Panther might be okey-dokey. Mystic Panther started on the back foot after we quickly clocked there wasn't a whole lot of mysticism going on, and it floundered in mediocrity from there. The main issue is pretty much everything here has been seen before, and in most cases, there are more interesting counterparts elsewhere. It's not just the big things, but the smaller details as well. For example, the screen barely bothers to change when the Hold&Win feature triggers. Lack of imagination like this means the game's numbers might be solid, yet there's more to a good game than a decent win figure, and Mystic Panther is lacking in that regard.