Jazz Time Slots - Online Slot Machine Review

Jazz Time Slots

Jazz times slots is a pretty strait-forwards slots machine that offers some nicely done features that helped to make it a machine that I really enjoyed. So the first thing I looked for, being a pretty big jazz fan myself, were how well done the sounds effects were. I must say, I was incredibly impressed. These are without a doubt the best sound effects I have ever heard on a slots machine. Every time you spun the reels a song would be played and depending on what prize you won a different ending would be played. It was a very original idea, and for once the sound effects actually enhanced to game play to a great degree. I also really liked the symbols offered. They were very original, there weren't too many, and I could easily tell them all apart. The other thing I really liked about this machine is that it could be played at an incredibly cheap price. Players could literally spin the wheel for as little as a penny and this make this an attractive machine to players playing in a tight budget.

Jazz Time Slots Bonus Features

The first bonus feature that caught my eye involved making a drum set. Basically, there were three different symbols that had pictures of various parts of a complete drum set. When all three of these symbols appeared anywhere on the screen at the same a scatter prize bonus was awarded and a pretty cool song was played. I liked this bonus but I thought that, at times, they were a little hard to keep track of on the screen. The other feature that the help screen said might be available was a progressive jackpot. I'm pretty sure it wasn't available on the machine I played because there wasn't a ticker above the reel to keep track of it. If it was offered on your machine it could be won by obtaining five microphone symbols during a max bet on all nine lines.

Jazz Time Slots Bonus Game

The bonus game was pretty original on Jazz Time Slots. It was activated whenever a player obtained three piano symbols anywhere on the screen at the same time. When this happens players are taken to a different screen and told to pick among a selection of instruments. The instrument then plays a song and if it plays in harmony with the bass then a multiple of your original bet is awarded. The game ends once you choose an instrument that fails to play in harmony. I really enjoyed this bonus game and got really excited whenever those piano symbols began to pile up.

Overall, I thought this was a very fun slot and I really enjoyed playing it. I also loved the fact that it could be played at such a bargain price since I am playing the cheap slots more often then the more expensive ones. I would suggest this slots machine to anyone who loves jazz music and loves solid slots machine action.