Super Rainbow Megaways

Look up 'creatively bereft' in a graphical dictionary, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see a picture of execs sitting in a boardroom, brainstorming new ideas in front of a whiteboard with a single word on it saying 'Leprechaun'. It's kind of peculiar how many Irish themed slots pour forth. To be sure, they can be jolly experiences, but still, it's somewhat disappointing when an established company grinds out yet one more leprechaun laden experience. If the game in question sparkles with new ideas, new features, new anything, a trite theme is less of an issue. The problem is Super Rainbow Megaways doesn't really have much of that. Instead, Super Rainbow Megaways is basicallyPirate Kingdomwith a couple of tweaks. One tweak is the unimaginative theme change. Another is that players get the Super Rainbow feature instead of wild multipliers. Admittedly, the first time Super Rainbow hit, we were expecting more than a single wild on reels 3 and 4 since the middle of the grid was coated in rainbows. The feature can be fairly effective, though, and you're almost guaranteed a payout when it triggers. Free spins further the action thanks to the progressive win multiplier and locking reels, though as mentioned, this is all essentially Pirate Kingdom with pipes and top hats. As a point of interest, despite delivering a lot more ways to win than the pirate game, potential is slightly less at35,000x the bet. As is often the case with these leprechaun slots, if you're not into the theme, you might as well strike Super Rainbow off the bucket list. While technically capable of supplying workable features, and big numbers, the off-fleek ordinariness of the presentation is a potential deal-breaker.