Total Eclipse Supreme Slot Review & Free Play

Total Eclipse Supreme: Very Hard to Win from This Space Slot

When I started playing Total Eclipse Supreme, I liked the look of the slot and thought its space theme was well presented. The background image showing deep space was visually appealing and the soundtrack went along with the theme well.

The gameplay wasn’t the most enjoyable. This was because it was very hard to win the base game, owing to the slot’s rather high volatility. The most I won was just 6x my bet, and sometimes I went at least a dozen or so spins without securing a single payout.

Then there was the Hold and Spin respin round. This came with various special symbols and had three extra grids to unlock. I decided to buy it for the cost of 110x, but only ended up winning 67x, slightly less than two thirds of the amount I’d paid.

Shortly after this, the round triggered on its own. This time though, my win was even smaller at 58x. In both playthroughs of the Hold and Spin round, I never saw any of the special symbols, nor did I see any jackpots.

I guess I was just unlucky not to benefit from these. This was probably why I didn’t win enough to recoup the 110x cost. Having said that, I did manage to unlock one grid the first time I played, and two grids the second time.

The fact that the slot only had 10 paylines probably played a part in why I didn’t win too often. Ideally, the number of paylines would have been greater; even if there were just 20, that would have been better.

Overall, I wasn’t too impressed by the slot. I hardly won anything in the base game and I didn’t get to experience a lot of what the respin round had to offer. Hopefully you’ll have better luck than I did.