Epic Gems Review & Free Play

Epic Gems: Gotta Catch ’Em All

Straight from the beginning, I felt like I was on some intergalactic mission, with the goal of bagging as many valuable gems as I could. The game transported me in space, and I know that many won’t think much of it, but the background music really sold the experience for me.

There is no autoplay included, or some sort of special mechanic, as far as I can see. The only options are the bet selection and play button itself. The game is simple. Select as many gems as you like, but be aware of the 4 random placed bombs. Sometimes, i like selecting the gems one by one, but often i find myself swiping at random, in hope I don’t trip on a bomb. The jackpot payout is huge, but I personally think it’s impossible to get. At the end of the day, it’s a game of chance, and I like to keep mine realistical.

I would have liked one or two more features to be included, because after playing for some time, the experience got a bit slate, for me. Maybe others will like the simplicity of it. For better or worse, the game let me withdraw whenever I wanted, so if I felt like the next selection was going to be a bomb, I could opt to cash in the prize in that round before selecting a potentially dangerous gem. I must say, the game was getting frustrating at times, especially when I was trying to get more than 6 or 7 gems, so my enjoyment decreased as I played the game.

Tips to Win in Epic Gems

I recommend starting out with a selection of 2 or 3 gems at best. See how the rounds go, and if you feel lucky, go for 8 or 10 gems at a time. It can be risky, but profitable at the same time.