The Trolls' Treasure

Let's state upfront that if you're looking for a highly-strung, mega potential slot, The Trolls' Treasure is unlikely to cut it. These trolls might be charming, but they don't actually have a whole lot of loot stashed away. Perhaps the travellers passing over the bridge they lurk under aren't the most cashed-up in the kingdom. The features, too, are pretty simplistic, so again, this isn't the best choice if you want gameplay that's really going to blow your hair back. And yet, putting The Trolls' Treasure through its paces, a pleasant time was had. There were several reasons for the positive reaction. First of all, the graphics are pretty nifty, and the oil painting like background image, the gruff yet loveable characters, and the playful soundtrack pack loads of charisma. The Trolls' Treasure looks so disarmingly nice it's hard to get cross with it. The features aren't red hot wonders, though they do the job and suit the overall cheeky vibe. Also, bonus buy players hunting around for a bargain might be enticed by the relatively thrifty price tags. After being stunned by the 3,000x feature buy inTombstone RIP(as an extreme example), the 17x for the Wheel or 31.2x for 15 free spins feels positively quaint. The theoretical return when buying them is another highlight. The two features might not be able to cobble together the biggest bet multipliers of all time, quite the opposite really, yet they represent pretty decent value for money. LikeBananaz 10K Ways, The Trolls' Treasure displays a warmer side of ReelPlay. If you like the theme but need more pep, thenRelax Gaming'sTroll's Goldmight be a better option or evenEvil Goblinsat a stretch. For anyone interested in experiencing an aspect of Norse mythology other than gods, goddesses, or muscle-bound warriors, or are looking for something chilled with solids stats, The Trolls' Treasure makes a certain amount of sense.