Fruit Fight $0.25 Slots - Online Slot Machine Review

Fruit Fight $0.25 Slots

Fruit Fight $0.25 Slots is a very advanced and complex slots machine that offers a ton of different little features and side games. Most players will be a least a little overwhelmed when they first start playing this game but the long learning curve is worth it once you get a complete understanding of everything that is included. The first thing I noticed about this machine was the fact that you could only bet on value for every spin, a quarter. This really limited who could play this machine at any given time and if you wanted to bet a different amount you essentially had to go to a completely different machine. There weren't a lot of symbols included on this machine. Sometimes this can lead to a slot that gets boring and repetitive very quickly but I didn't think this happened on this machine because there were so many other things going on. The graphics were decent on this machine only in the respect that I never encountered any type of glitch or had to wait for any additional loading screens. The sounds were nothing on all that special on this machine and I didn't really think they affected the game play in any significant way.

Fruit Fight $0.25 Slots Bonus Features

There were a lot of little extra features added throughout this machine that really kept the game flowing and provided a lot of consistent excitement. The first of these features is what were known as the nudge and hold features. These features were randomly awarded at the end of a losing spin so players could try and create a winning combination. The nudge feature allowed the player to move on reel at a time down in order to try and create a winning combination. The hold feature gave players the power to keep up to two reels in place while the others spun. Both of these features were effective because they could turn losing hands into big winners which meant that you were never out of contention for a prize even when you didn't win. The game also offered a hi/lo feature. This feature was available after any winning spin. Players had to guess whether the next number to appear on the screen was going to be higher or lower than the number that was currently on the screen. If you guessed correctly you were moved up a rung on the prize ladder. If you guessed incorrectly all prizes won up to that point were forfeited. The prize ladder was a little meter on the side of the game that could be filled up via the hi/lo game. To collect a prize from the prize ladder you had to select the exchange button and then follow the directions dictated by which rung on the ladder you were at. The higher you were on the ladder the large the prizes awarded were.

Fruit Fight $0.25 Slots Scatter Symbol And Bonus Game

The scatter symbol offered on Fruit Fight $0.25 Slots was a "KO" symbol that appeared randomly at the bottom right hand corner of symbols. This symbol wasn't used to award a prize but rather to activate the feature boards. The super KO feature was activated whenever three scatter symbols appeared anywhere on the screen together or when a player won a hi/lo game and clicked on exchange. The super heavyweight feature board was activated whenever three scatter symbol appeared on the pay line or when three super heavyweight symbols were obtained on the super KO feature board. During the bonus board feature you simply clicked the start button to be awarded a amount of moves around the board. At each stop you simply choose to receive the prize on the board, to play hi/lo, or to spin again. You could end the game at any time by activating the cash ladder or accepting the place you landed on. The two feature boards were essentially the same and only differed in the fact that the super heavyweight board offered larger and better prizes. I really liked this feature board aspect of the game because it was really easy to obtain and could lead to some big prizes if you played smartly.

Overall, I thought this was a very fun and engaging slot machine once you got all the features down pat. I would try and suggest sticking through the pretty long learning curve required by this machine because it should really pay off in the long run. There is always something going on this machine which means things should never be boring.