Tropical Bonanza

By its very nature, when you've played an original game, as well as several follow-ups or imitators, it's hard to get a raging mental boner over another wannabe. Tropical Bonanza does drop a few novelties into the mix, such as tumbles triggering free spins and Happy Hour Modifiers, but deep down, it's stillSweet Bonanzaat its core along with a sprinkle ofPlay'n GO. No doubt this may excite its target demographic, ravenous for their next serving of pay anywhere symbols, unconcerned about how close it resembles a previous game. Putting the baggage to the side for a moment, Tropical Bonanza plays pretty well. iSoftBet has nailed the beachy theme, and if you wanna see fruit on the reels while gambling, they don't come much fruitier than this. Fortunately for players who are over classic slots, iSoftBet has used fruit to enhance the island holiday experience rather than produce Vegas at the seaside effect. Despite trying our hardest to find original moments, Tropical Bonanza remains much of a muchness. LikeSweet Bonanza, it's all about hitting clusters, with the added benefit of multiplier symbols. To be fair, a couple of extras have been bolted on, and the theme is vastly different, providing a measure of differentiation like those plastic doohickies they sometimes put on the rim of a cocktail glass. To wrap up, let's just say Tropical Bonanza is a decent scatter pays game, and its beach location was agreeable. It might make more sense why dentists or major beachgoers would choose Tropical Bonanza over Pragmatic Play's original, whereas for others, the choice might not be so clear cut. There's not much here we haven't seen before a few times, but as far as imitator slots go, it was fun enough to play and certainly doesn't shame theSweet Bonanzaname - aside from the fact another studio made it, of course.