Aquamasters Review & Free Play

Aquamasters: Dodge the Destroyers Before They Sink Your Multipliers

BGaming has taken a deep plunge from regular slots into Aquamasters. Even though the max win is set at 1,000x my bet, this new underwater journey made me curious enough to give it more than 200 spins.

Here, you're put into a submarine, and the objective is to avoid destroyers above the water and mines beneath it while gathering as many cash rewards and multipliers as possible. There are four boosters to make your journey a little easier.

If you catch a screw, your submarine takes a direct leap forward, ignoring all the mines in its path. The lifebuoy gives you a second life after the submarine collides with a ship. The magnet pulls nearby multipliers closer to the submarine and helps it surface safely, while the rocket destroys all the mines in its way.

While underwater, I managed to gather plenty of 1x, 2x, 5x, and 10x cash symbols, along with 2x, 4x, and 5x multipliers. However, to offset the potential for high wins, each sea mine costs you 2x your bet. And whenever the submarine crashes into a destroyer, all your winnings are gone.

All things considered, I managed to land wins every three to five spins, with average returns between 0.60x and 1x my bet. There were only a few occasions when I won 8x, 10x, and 14x my bet.

There are no traditional bonus rounds, but there's another addition called Safe Surfing. It costs an extra 50x your bet to activate the feature, which guarantees the submarine will surface safely with its accumulated winnings.

It's a useful addition for avoiding explosives and destroyers, but since you don't actually control when the submarine comes up, there's no telling how much the purchase will pay off. For research purposes, I activated this feature and managed to land wins worth 30x, 42x, and 23x my bet. However, as I expected, none of those returns covered the cost of the feature. So, I'd think twice before putting that much into it.

Aquamasters is a crash game built around high-risk, high-reward gameplay. However, since you don't actually control when the submarine surfaces, I'd rather stick with Aviator or Chicken Road for a more controllable experience.