Rumble Ratz Megaways

Well, it's hard to accuse Kalamba of being Megaways band waggoners, and like Machina, Rumble Ratz Megaways avoids any Bonanza-clone accusations. It's actually quite unique for a Megaways slot in just about every regard. It doesn't have varying symbols and ways on each spin, there's no reaction feature, and while there is a progressive multiplier, it is not tied to cascades or ways wins in any way. In fact, if Kalamba had left off the word 'Megaways' from the title, Rumble Ratz Megaways could easily pass for a slot unassociated with the popular game engine. So Rumble Ratz Megaways is unique, is it any good? In the right hands, players may enjoy the cute Mediaeval atmosphere, avoiding cats, piling on cheese to increase K-Cash meters and opening up the game grid. It did feel quite restrictive, though, for want of a better word. K-Cash values tend to be low, as are symbol values, making it hard to gain major traction and build something remarkable. Even in free spins, when a multiplier is added to the mix, the results were rarely impressive. While the max win might be respectable enough at around5,000x the bet, it's hard to see Rumble Ratz Megaways firing off enough cheese to get there. Not saying it's impossible, but inbuilt inhibitors like blocker tiles and free spin/multiplier limits would suggest doing so would be tough. Perhaps if Ratatouille on the reels appeals, then it might be possible to get a few smiles out of Rumble Ratz Megaways. It does go about business in its own way, so good on Kalamba for being different and not following the Megaways herd. However, Rumble Ratz Megaways' rebellious spirit did seem like it was being held in check. So instead of feeling like the game could break loose and soar at any moment, it came off as restrained, a little boxed in, a bit like the caged cat during the free spins bonus round.