Slugger Time

There was a lot to like about the previous slot,Cabin Crashers, so if that one tickled your fancy, Slugger Time is sure to as well. Among other things, the vibe has more or less remained the same, despite going from B-Grade horror to oddly masked hooligans terrorising a subway station and causing a general ruckus. The violence is only really hinted at though, more a veiled threat, making Slugger Time suitable for a general audience rather than homing in on users particularly intrigued by gang warfare. A similar vibe gets exactly the same features, and, in some ways, it feels strange that Quickspin has left everything beneath the skin completely the same. Not knocking them for it or anything, just expressing the sensation of surprise which arose when first perusing the paytable. It might have been nice if something new had been added, yet no major worries since what's here works. As for the Chicken Siege Free Spins, it was a case of getting comfy on the first three reels. Having Multiplier Wilds on reels 2 and 3 was a fairly common occurrence but having at least one present on all three middle reels was rare. Obviously, the more wilds, the merrier, and if you can stack 'em up, Slugger Time produces wins of up to22,144x the bet. Despite all the masked gang posturing, the real star of the show remains the thrills produced by the straightforward features. Like Bruce Lee swinging a set of nunchucks, sticky wild multipliers are as entertaining as ever, should you manage to get a few of them working together. So, to experience a somewhat darkly humorous theme, in an unusual setting, presented in comic book style, then Slugger Time is well worth a spin or two to see what it can do.