Rave Jump 2 M Slot Review & Free Play

Rave Jump 2 M: Return to the Neon Dance Floor for 10,000x Rewards

After the success of the original Rave Jump, CQ9 Gaming has reopened the doors to its neon-filled nightclub with Rave Jump 2 M. Underneath the flashing disco lights and booming speakers, there sits a 10,000x max win. Having enjoyed the previous installment, I naturally found myself back on the dance floor to see whether this sequel could keep the party alive.

This is a five-reel, three-row slot, filled with colorful disco lights carrying different values. To maintain the game's previous unique identity, there are no paylines. Instead, rewards are triggered simply by landing at least 5 symbols anywhere on the grid.

During my session, I was landing wins roughly every 3 to 4 spins, with most payouts sitting between 0.80x and 2x my bet. Having said that, I got several good hits as well, worth 10x and 12x my bet during the base game.

There are no wild symbols here, but since the game doesn't rely on paylines or fixed winning positions, I didn't miss them much either. It has an instant scatter pay system, where landing 5 or more scatters awards an instant prize. Those payouts can reach 400x your bet in the base game and up to 1,200x your bet during the bonus feature.

Apart from the scatters, the bonus symbols are also there. By landing bonus symbols on reels 1, 2, and 3, you activate 3 free spins. During this feature, cash coins fill collection boxes, and completing all 15 boxes awards a top prize of up to 2,000x your bet. 

My first bonus feature arrived after roughly 20 spins, returning a solid 75x my bet. Around 30 spins later, I triggered the feature again and improved on that result with a 95x payout. I never managed to fill all 15 collection boxes, although I came frustratingly close with 13 filled boxes during one of my attempts.

To me, Rave Jump 2 M did a good job building upon the original. Once again, the no-payline setup kept the gameplay simple, while the frequent bonus feature kept things engaging for me. While I never got close to the advertised 10,000x max win, the bonus rounds provided enough excitement to keep me dancing until the very end.