IGT Slots Paradise Garden reviews

Here we are in the presence of what I would call a slot machine Simulator... A quiet casino at home, without risking to squander its budget, yess why not. The idea was good... but the thing is that in 5 minutes and well it feels like we have been around this game!!! OK the machines are varied and resemble those of the real casinos, I was happy to find my machine "gold bar 7S", the sounds are well transcribed also and for a little it feels like when that rententi this sweet sound of the jackpot and coins that fall. Only here... We are bored!! and not just a little!!! go around the machines, try them all history to discover the game, try some success uhhh these are only ingame and not on steam more some are uninteresting and push us to play x hours. Oh my God nan, Nan and NaN, I do not see myself spend 20h on this game, let alone get up there night to play it at midnight accurate!! All we have to do is press a button and wait for the chance to turn to win the jackpot and this on each machine. Yes? but still? and Bah nothing!! Sorry but it didn't amuse me. All that this game could bring me is just the urge to return to the casino for real and there at least exiter me for something real: the prospect of earning some money or losing my stake. Here I just clicked a button, watched the animations of the machine and felt a boring not possible, just want to leave this game and move on to something more entertaining. No I can recommend this game, more and unforgivable thing: its price is staggering!!!! If you enjoyed this review and would like to discover other games come and follow my page of curation.

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