Free Apparat Gaming Slots & Games

Mummy Bomb: Detonate Bombs for Four Fixed Jackpots

Step into the desert and explore the hidden corners of the pyramids as you play Mummy Bomb. Respins, plus the option to buy them, are among the features you’ll find in this Ancient Egyptian-themed Apparat Gaming slot. You can also hit four fixed jackpots.

As an experienced player, the first thing I noticed was the standard 5x3 grid with 20 fixed paylines. The five decorated playing card symbols are the lowest-paying symbols, offering 0.25x to 2.5x the bet. The highest-paying pharaoh’s mask pays from 1x to 50x.

During my session, I felt the game offered a good mix of small and bigger wins. Payouts of 0.25x and 0.5x seemed about as frequent as larger wins of up to 7.5x my bet.

My highest base-game win came after four minutes of play, when three winning combinations totaled 17.5x my bet. Almost every big win included a wild symbol.

When I finally activated the Hold & Spin respins feature, my balance was below its starting amount. Nonetheless, I enjoyed the round, with new bombs and coins appearing on the pyramid-shaped grid and resetting the respin counter several times.

The final respin awarded the Mini jackpot worth 15x my bet. Combined with the coin prizes, the round paid 61.5x. After a few dozen more spins with mixed luck, I used the bonus buy feature to purchase another Hold & Spin round for 85x my bet.

Like before, new symbols appearing on the pyramid reset the respin counter several times. Although the first respins revealed only a few coins, the last two revealed over a dozen coins, plus three Mini jackpots and one Minor. The total payout was 104.5x my bet.

My balance was about 20% higher when I finished. So, I don’t have any major complaints about Mummy Bomb, since the game delivered regular wins and the respins feature was fun to watch. I’d suggest giving this one a try and seeing the explosive mummy throw bombs that can lead to fixed jackpots.

PROS

• Resettable respins
• Four fixed jackpots
• Solid base-game wins
• Familiar mechanics and features

CONS

• Activating respins can take time

100 Sevens Diamond Treasures: Fill the Chest for a 9,999x Prize

In 100 Sevens Diamond Treasures, Apparat Gaming keeps the fruit machine exactly where you expect it, then builds a vault into the side of it. Five reels with four rows carry 100 paylines of cherries, bells, and flaming sevens, up to 100 free games that can retrigger, and a diamond chest beside the grid holding wins as high as 9,999x the bet.

The base game was strong, with wins arriving every three to six spins and mostly paying between 0.08x and 2x my bet. The 7 tops the regular symbols at 8x for five and pays from just two of a kind, so it turns up more often than anything else. Diamond wilds fill in for everything except the stars, and they rescued enough half-finished lines to keep me level.

Diamond Treasures is a side bet with four levels, and each one costs extra on every spin. I ran levels 2 and 3 for most of my session, and level 2 alone doubles your total bet. 

Diamonds land at random and collect in the chest beside the reels, and once enough pile up, the chest can fire a prize draw. Four reels of digits spin, and the four-digit number they form is your multiplier, which is where 9,999x comes from. Mine never fired in roughly 70 spins, so I turned it off.

Lucky for me, or so I thought, three stars then handed me 10 free games with the 7 promoted to a second wild. I aimed for at least 15, since four stars gets you there and five gets you 100, while more stars inside the round add 10, 15, or 50 on top. 

None of that arrived. The sevens kept the round breathing, but no extra stars came and I left with 8.2x, and after that, I saw no reason to switch the chest back on.

Overall, Apparat gave the fruits and sevens a real boost with up to 100 free games and a chest that can pay four figures, but I saw very little of either. The strongest part of my session was the base game, and that can't carry a slot like this alone.

PROS

• Payouts up to 9,999x
• Up to 100 free games
• Free games can retrigger
• Frequent base game hits

CONS

• Costly side bets
• Weak free game returns
• Low base game returns

7 Supernova Fruits Diamond Treasures: Blast the Cosmic Fruits for 9,999x Multipliers

Apparat Gaming’s compulsion to send fruits into space has surfaced once again with 7 Supernova Fruits Diamond Treasures. This time, fruits are floating around the intergalactic sky filled with meteorites and cosmic rubble, while the game throws up to 9,999x multipliers into space. Strange combination, but I have seen worse.

At first sight, this is a five-reel, four-row slot filled with classic fruits, Lucky Sevens, and Supernova Wilds. Those wilds explode and turn the surrounding positions into wilds as well. In my case, I even saw the first three reels turn completely wild.

Then there is the Diamond Treasure box sitting beside the grid. Activating it costs 2x my bet and gives me access to the one-armed-bandit-style jackpot feature, where I had a chance to land one of those multipliers. 

I suppose that is Apparat Gaming's way of compensating for the lack of Free Spins or a proper bonus round. Now, just remember that the volatility barely changes between the two variants. So, activating the Diamond Treasure does not really improve the regular hit rate much. 

During my normal session, I was landing any sort of win every nine to ten spins, with returns generally sitting between 4x and 5x my bet. The Diamond Treasure rounds felt more or less the same, except there was the additional possibility of landing a jackpot.

Thanks to those Supernova explosion wilds, which appear in both variants, I managed wins of 9x, 13x, and 20x my bet. My highest base game win reached 30x my bet. I also triggered the jackpot round several times, but the multipliers I landed were only 17x, 9x, 12x, and 23x my bet.

Sure, those are good wins, but not nearly enough to make an actual profit when I had sometimes spent more than 100 spins waiting for a single jackpot round. Call me old-fashioned, but I would rather have a proper bonus round than this flashy one-spin multiplier box.

All things considered, 7 Supernova Fruits Diamond Treasures is not a bad game at all. Still, those long droughts in the base game and the underwhelming jackpot multipliers mean this would not be my first pick when deciding where to invest my playing time.

PROS

• Reel wilds
• Up to 9,999x multipliers
• Flashy presentation

CONS

• No free spins
• Takes too long to land a win