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Rainvan

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"Ticket To The Stars", as it is really named, comes in the slipstream of great outings like "Bigbot Crew", "Ivan & The Immortal King" and to a certain extend "Eastern Emeralds", "Tiger's Glory" and "Divine Dreams", and I'm sorry to say that it just can't measure up to these recent predecessors.

On the surface, "Ticket..." looks great and has a nice atmospheric soundtrack to support the futuristic theme of the slot. However, this is a very difficult one to win on. Personally, I've now had around 6-7 sessions on "Ticket..." with the exact same result each time: Entire balance gone at a remarkable speed. No big wins incoming, neither in the base game, nor in the bonus.

As I see it, there are a couple of built-in problems with this slot: The 25 payline layout means that you'll keep missing crucial hits, especially in the bonus, where you need 3 hits to make the multiplier go up one notch. Compare this to e.g. "Bonanza" by BTG or the recent "Carnival Queen" by Thunderkick, and you'll realize the limitations of "Ticket To The Stars".

I've had disgusting bonuses on "Ticket...", some even paying 0x - hence the nickname "Ticket To Punching The Screen". This wouldn't be a problem, however, if the bonuses were somewhat frequent. But guess what? They can be painstakingly hard to trigger. And by the way: The sound, when the scatter symbols land on this slot, is hilariously gross; reminds me of someone having a case of exploding diarrhea!

All of the above considered, the terms "rip slot" or "egg timer" keep coming to mind, if I was to describe the nature of this Quickspin release. Sure, the RTP of approx. 96,5% must be in there somewhere, I just haven't found any of it yet, and I seriously doubt that I'll have the patience to keep searching for it, as there are far more rewarding slots out there to be played. Even from the same provider.

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Wavous

I can’t even afford to go overseas for a nice holiday, hahaha.

Ah well, never mind about that, so let’s just talk about this game then. It’s a fairly new game from Quickspin, but honestly speaking, it doesn’t really look like one! Why? Well, I find the graphics to be rather dull and lacklustre, looking quite dated to me, so the overall impression that I got wasn’t kicking me enough – not that I want to be kicked in my bums, but you know what I mean, right? Yeah, in other words, the game’s presentation isn’t attention grabbing enough.

Playing with the standard 5-reels 3-rows 25-paylines format, with 0.25 starting bet per spin, the paytable just couldn’t offer anything good enough for discerning punters. Yes, the Wild symbols are stacked on all the reels, but getting 5 of them would only pay a very low 20x the total bet, or 500x for getting all 15 Wild or Captain symbols. Nothing strange in that as current games go, but really not interesting enough for big-win hunters. The Scatter Bonus symbols are also non-paying (argh), awarding 15, 20 or 25 free spins, but the win multipliers do increase by 1x after every third win, on top of awarding 2 extra free spins. No limits as to how high the multipliers and extra free spins can go, but know for sure that it cannot ever be limitless!

Benhella

My biggest dislike is the notion of riding a downward balance spiral each time I play "Ticket...". I have never been ahead of my starting balance on this slot - and that kind of pisses me off...

Mrs Fran The Mitt

Maybe this Ticket To The Stars game was designed to be of low to medium volatility, so don’t expect to get nice huge wins from this game. I could only get up to 66x win, but even that took quite a bit in getting it. On the whole, not really a good game to play, and one that I don’t think I would want to play again either.

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