Warp Wreckers Power Glyph

Warp Wreckers Power Glyph was a fun slot full of little touches from other games, all brought together to create something cutely enjoyable, though there are plenty of tantalising moments to be had. The latter is largely evoked when you get so close to clearing the grid of symbols but miss out due to one or two stubborn tiles. You have to laugh sometimes when there are a couple of symbols left on opposing sides of the grid, plus a few Power-Up Stack features, yet no way they are ever going to link together. It's like bowling when there are two pins left on either side of the lane, and you try to spin the ball as you toss it to somehow knock over both of them, but it ends up rolling down the centre, hitting nothing. Ah well, that just makes clearing the grid even more satisfying when it does happen, and play shimmers through the portal into free spins. Here it's a race to the Gargantoon like Destroyer! symbol, which was no easy task. This is partly because the lowish number of robots on screen often prohibits enough Power-Up features from being created, even if you manage to link them all into wins. Sometimes, a Power-Up Stack feature will go and turn one of the last robots you need into a wild, foiling your plans. Instead of these setbacks being off-putting, the compelling nature of Warp Wreckers' gameplay and the eccentric world Quickspin has created to experience it in increased motivation rather than decimated it. The game has been nicely balanced, its interesting sci-fi theme and feature frequency help prevent throwing in the towel. Rewards aren't bad either, Quickspin stating that Warp Wreckers topped out at4,726xduring 100 billion spins. All in all, Warp Wreckers is a fun addition to Quickspin's Glyph range of games. It successfully combines Power-Up Stack features with the Erase-3 mechanic and the grid clearing objective to create a neat package of a game that's easy to like.