Pizza!, Pizza?, Pizza!

Maybe it's because the pizza factor was so strong with this one, but Pizza, Pizza, Pizza was an enjoyable game to review. It's not exactly a highly sophisticated slot machine, or very original for that matter, but neither is pizza, and you have to try pretty hard not to enjoy a slice. As stated above, the game is easy on the eye, and the sounds are buoyant, making it easy to slink back in your seat, get comfy, and see what Pizza, Pizza, Pizza serves up on the plate. What it serves up is, well, it's essentiallyBig Bass Bonanzain a completely different setting. Collecting peppers doesn't make quite as much sense as an angler pulling fish out of the briny, but it was no less entertaining in practice. The grid layout makes sense, being shaped like a slice of pizza and all, though it'll be interesting to see if the decision to do it like this proves to be a pro or a con out in the wild. It helps that Pizza, Pizza, Pizza uses a ways-to-pay system rather than the 10 paylines of Big Bass Bonanza, though symbol values here are a lot different, presumably to compensate. On one bright side, Pizza, Pizza, Pizza's potential is significantly higher than Big Bass Bonanza, coming at7,200 times the stake. Pragmatic Play and Reel Kingdom have done a nice job of blending gaming elements and theme together so thoroughly. In general, pizza is a reliable amalgamation of hearty ingredients, cooked just so as to hit a certain spot. A similar effect is produced by Pizza, Pizza, Pizza, where, if you are familiar with the gameplay, you'll pretty much know what you are going to get and can tuck in without major fear of being disappointed. This goes both ways, though, so if you're not in the mood for another interpretation of Big Bass Bonanza, then Pizza, Pizza, Pizza might come across as a bit too cheesy, a little over greasy, depending on your mood. But hey, it's pizza; it's hard not to like.