Aussie Rules Slot

Australian rules football, officially known as Australian football, also called football, footy or Aussie rules, is a sport played between two teams of eighteen players on the field of either an Australian football ground, a modified cricket field, or a similarly sized sports venue. The main way to score points is by kicking the ball between the two tall goal posts. The team with the higher total score at the end of the match wins unless either a draw is declared or a tie-break is used. Get to know more about this game while playing “Aussie Rules” fromRival Gaming. ...

Review of Aussie Rules by Rival, including real players\' reviews and ratings, free play mode, winning screenshots, latest bonus codes and promotions. ...

Aussie Rules is game which crosses rugby, football and fighting; well only a little fighting is usually involved. The sport is featured heavily on this video slot from Rival Gaming which includes five reels and 15 paylines. ...

Rival offers a few games with 15 paylines. My dearest from those games are Cleopatra's Coins, Diamonds Downunder and this game. This game doesn't separate itself from the rest of the games when it comes to sound and graphic. Like I am used to when it comes to Rival slot games here there are also two bonus features. Off course those are one sort of a pick up bonus and free spins. In the free spins the payouts are mostly bigger than in the pick up bonus. But the best combination is when during the free spins you get the pick up bonus. Because everything that you win in the free spins bonus is multiplied by 3 you can expect some really big wins here. Depending on the number of scatter symbols you can get 10, 20 or 100 free spins. I have won 100 free spins in a few Rival slot games but not here on Aussie Rules. I like the fact that the reels spin fast here.

Also when I play this game I usually set it to automatic spins. That's much easier than to click for every spin. I often play slot games that I like for fun. But with Rival slots automatic spins option is only allowed when you play for real money. This game has brought me many joy but also a few big disappointments when I lost a lot of money on it. The bet I play on usually depends on my balance. Sometimes I play with a bet of 0.15 euros per spin all the way up to 6 euros per spin.

Of course it doesn’t do anything with the sport but I don’t really like Aussie Rules. It seems to me a badly designed product with quite poor design and somehow it looks like an unfinished business with ugly and rude symbols (jersey, football shoes, players, whistle). Anyway, the entire visual implementation isn’t too professional so this is an unattractive product for me with this appearance.

5 Referee character can present the top prize of a 5 of a kind win in the base game and pays 5000 coins and in its secondary function it substitutes for the partner symbols while 3 or more Water Bottle emblems trigger free spins that can be 10, 20 or even 100 where the wins have a x3 multiplier value attached. I think generally this is the most profitable part of the game (if it also wants to be that) and luckily it happens more often than I thought and happens more than once or two times when the feature was re-triggered and getting 20-40 free games continuously really can do some magic and make available for some good things to happen. But I got entries when really nothing happened and for my €1.50 total bet it just gave back only €0.90 but at least when it happened some spins later in normal game 4 Jersey symbol were mixed with a Wild and that 5 of a kind win awarded me €50 a little bit compensating the laughable rewarding free spins feature.

The Ball figures trigger the bonus game but don’t be surprised if it occurs so rare times that you almost forget the slot offers such extra at all but it’s even not worth to wait for it. It’s a very simple side game when all we have to do to make an attempt to achieve a goal with a kick, if it’s a goal you win prize, that’s all. Not just it’s not interesting or enjoyable but for me it’s a really nothing game.

Unfortunately, I have to say this is a bad, bad game in every aspect. No part of it that would have the ability to give me something, anything that I would love. The game is getting more monotone the more time I spend with it and at some point it really becomes boring, the bonus feature is awful and generally it’s not a too well-paying slot, so really there’s nothing here - however hard I tried to find – that has good quality so I think my history with Aussie Rules comes to an end very shortly.