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Book of Madness Deluxe: Open the Cursed Book in the Asylum For up to 5,000x

Book of Madness Deluxe by Gamomat drops us into an abandoned asylum, with a plague-doctor nurse, a werewolf, and blood-covered hospital equipment spread across a 5x3 grid. You can choose to play with either 5 or 10 paylines, while three book scatters open 10 retriggerable free games, and wins can climb up to 5,000x the stake.

My base game wins mostly stayed between 1x and 2x my bet, and I was usually waiting around seven to 12 spins for one. The book filled plenty of gaps as the wild, but the stronger symbols did not connect often enough to matter. I did get one 8x hit from the werewolf, but nothing close to it landed again in the main game.

Three books finally opened 10 free games for me and picked the werewolf as the expanding symbol, which was a strong draw since five of them pay 200x your bet, with only the nurse paying more at 500x.

Whenever enough of him landed, he covered the full reels, and another three books inside the round would have added additional free games. That never happened to me, though, as I stayed on the initial 10 free spins and got away 20x total.

You can speed things up with Bonus Hunt for 3x your bet, which gives you five times the chance of landing the free games. Or, if you really don’t want to wait, you can buy them instantly for 100x your current bet.

After the bonus, I started using the gamble feature a bit more. You can either guess red or black to double it, or use the ladder and try to move up through the values on screen. I had some luck with cards a few times, and pushed the wins from my base game range, to somewhere between 4x and 8x my bet.

Overall, if the base game had given me a bit more to work with, I probably would not have minded that one of the strongest expanding symbols finished at only 20x my bet. This way, the werewolf could not pull the session far enough from the small wins. There is enough here for another try, but this playthrough was too slow for me to call it anything more than average.

PROS

• Retriggerable free games
• Adjustable paylines
• Strong symbol payouts

CONS

• Infrequent base game returns
• Mediocre 5,000x max win
• Weak base game returns

40 Finest XXL Deluxe: Slice the Ripest Fruits for Up to 3,000x Rewards

Poor fruits are never left alone, not while games like 40 Finest XXL Deluxe from Gamomat keep slicing them to pieces. Mind you, I'm more than happy to lend a hand if the reward happens to be a 3,000x max win with instant scatter payouts. I'd simply recommend keeping a glass nearby. It can get rather juicy.

This fruity affair is played across 5 reels, 4 rows, and 40 paylines, sticking to the good old left-to-right format. Along the way, you'll come across wilds and paying scatters. On paper, it's a straightforward slot with low volatility. In reality, though, it behaved a little differently during my session.

Throughout my playthrough, I was landing wins roughly every 6 to 7 spins. Despite such a hit rate, the payouts were surprisingly generous. Most winning spins returned between 3x and 4x my bet, while the game's rewarding symbol values occasionally stretched those wins to 10x and even 15x my bet. Those high wins made those longer dry spells a lot easier to stomach.

I also liked that the wilds and scatters weren't there simply to decorate the reels or tease a bonus feature. Landing 5 wilds pays 125x your bet, while 5 scatters award a chunky 1,000x payout. Sadly, neither fancied showing up during my session. Perhaps the fruits had hidden them somewhere behind the oranges.

A few free spins or even a simple Hold & Win feature would've added a bit more excitement to the journey, but sadly, this fruit basket sticks to the old-school recipe.

40 Finest XXL Deluxe probably won't win over players like me who are always chasing the next flashy mechanic, but that's never been its purpose. As a classic fruit slot with rewarding base game payouts and straightforward gameplay, it does exactly what it sets out to do. Sometimes, a decent glass of fruit juice is all you really need.

PROS

• 3,000x max win
• Instant scatter pays
• Stacked wilds

CONS

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

Ramses Book Rock Edition: Let the Pharaoh Play His Ten-Spin Set

Ramses Book Rock Edition asks what a three-thousand-year-old pharaoh does with a second act. Gamomat's answer is a stage of five reels and three rows with 10 paylines wired straight into it, 10 free games, and a 1,000x max win.

The golden book pays as much as 200x my bet for five, with Ramses himself topping the table at 500x the stake. My own wins formed every two to five spins, and I cannot recall a single one that climbed above 1.5x my bet.

I know this counts as a simple slot, but it still annoyed me more than I expected it to. The top symbols here pay in the hundreds, and the wild doubles as the scatter. Mine kept landing on almost every spin, and all they ever did was connect a few symbols into something that never made it past the soundcheck.

The trouble is that I only ever got one at a time, which is two short of what you need to open the doors to 10 free games. The round opens by drawing a bonus symbol at random, anything except the book itself. That symbol then stamps itself across whole reels wherever it lands and pays without needing to sit beside anything.

Overall, leaving the tomb empty-handed was not even the worst of it. Watching a slot with this much potential tease me with almost-hits for over 100 spins is simply too much.

PROS

• Symbols pay up to 500x
• 10 retriggerable free games

CONS

• Free games hard to trigger
• Rewards only up to 1,000x
• Weak payouts