Fireworks

Fireworks Slot

There's no progressive jackpot in Fireworks, a 5-reel video slot powered by Realistic Games. The game has ten fixed paylines and colourful, cartoonised graphics. While the game is not as explosive as it could be, players should bear in mind that old instruction issued to children with sprinklers: handle with care.

Lighting the Fuse

You can stake up to 50 credits per spin of the reels. The minimum coin size is 0.02, and the maximum number of coins permissible per line is one. The return-to-player average of Fireworks is 95.15%. The reels themselves glow orange, suggesting the inhabitants are staying up to watch the firework display overhead. The game's symbols suggest the inhabitants are staying up to watch the firework display overhead. The minimum coin size is 0.02, and the maximum number of coins per line is one.

Generic Symbols, Savourless Sound

A firework imprinted with the initials FW (for firework) are missing from the symbols in Fireworks. The sound is generic, tuneless and headache-inducing. When you hit a win, you hear a couple of pops, akin to hearing fireworks detonate from five or six miles out. You might expect to hear the sounds of exploding rockets, sprinklers, air bombs, flares and confetti cannons.

The Pay-Table

The symbols that represent bundles of cash. The icons that represent bundles of cash pay 250x for five, 100x for four and 50x for three. The icons that represent bundles of cash are also high-paying. For the gold bars, it’s 20 for three, 40 for four and 100 for five. The highest-paying symbol is the pink 7. The rocket symbol pays 250x for five, 100x for four and 50x for three.

Bang or Bust?

There are no special symbols to shoot for in Fireworks. The only way to get the fuse to burn is to hit matching symbols on the reels. When the fuse finally burns down, the Firework feature kicks in. You can then pick a random reel with matching symbols and spin it again to trigger a guaranteed win. There are no special symbols to shoot for in WesFunk