Triple Royal Gold

Just spitballing here, but is creating a 3-reel Vegasy fruity slot a bit like crafting electronic music? Wait, hear us out. Presumably, it's fairly easy these days to make a so-so EDM track but tough to make something excellent that stands out from the sea of other songs - so it is with these sorts of games. In all fairness, Thunderkick has done a good job designing Triple Royal Gold. Triple Royal Gold is by no means a raging inferno of innovation, yet for this gaming style, Triple Royal Gold carves out its own niche, a modest one, and makes itself comfy and cosy there. First off, there's the inclusion of the Avalanche feature, which doesn't show up in slots like Triple Royal Gold overly often. Again, not a major breakthrough, but it's a bit different and performs a couple of roles. Not only is it able to string together consecutive wins off a single spin as normal, but it kind of ties into the way the bonus round is triggered when B, O, N, U, S tokens have been collected. The collection carries on in the bonus round, this time increasing a win multiplier as a result when successful. It's all rather neatly efficient when things are running well. Triple Royal Gold is not terrible in terms of winning potential, either, maxing out at5,000x the bet; such is the ability of multipliers to boost regular payout values when hitting in great numbers. It's unlikely Triple Royal Gold is going to set the industry on fire, but it's also unlikely this was Thunderkick's objective when it was making the game. Instead, Triple Royal Gold goes about setting itself up as a playable, 3-reel online slot with Avalanches and a progressive multiplier that can lead to good things when it's going swimmingly.