All Stars

All Stars Slot

The All Stars slot game is split into two sections, the basic and top games. The Basic game offers one payline and the star symbol counts as multiple icons across a number of reels. Players can choose between the basic and top games depending on how much they stake on a spin. In the ‘Top’ game, punters will need to bet 5, 10, 20 or 40 credits. The amount of credits in the win bank can be affected by the number of credits in the win bank.

Graphics Which Are a Bit Confusing

The display of the All Stars slot game is quite confusing and in your face, but players can certainly complain about a lack of information being on display. The basic game has 5 paylines, while two horizontal lines going across the 3 rows count as the payline. The in-play buttons are flashing on the slot and their functions are clear and obvious, meaning players will have no qualms about them. Players will notice there are 5 paylines displayed, but only for those that play in the Top game version.

In-Play That Might Take Some Getting Used To

Stars are deemed even more valuable as they win the player 200 if three appear in a payline. The icons that light up before spinning will show how much each icon is worth. The symbols shown on the paytable will vary depending on the format of the game set. For example, the three stars in a payline win the player 200, 300, 600 and a 1,000 when players stake 5, 10, 20 or 40 coins respectively. However, the numbers that light up before spinning will show what each icon is worth.

This Game Is Definitely Not an Mvp

It is shame though, as Simbat are known for making good games and especially good visuals for them – but the All Stars slot game in-play hasn't worked. Casino players are advised to go elsewhere in our opinion.