Aztec Sun Keno Review & Free Play

Aztec Sun Keno: A Small Keno Game with a Multiplier

When I started playing Aztec Sun Keno, I thought the presentation was pretty good. The game’s graphics fitted the Aztec theme well, as did the soundtrack, which was slow-paced and rather atmospheric.

The game used a 6x6 grid with numbers 1-36 on it. In each round, I could select up to 10 numbers (or have them chosen for me at random). The game would then choose 10 at random, and the more I matched, the more I won.

There was also a bonus number that doubled my payout if I won with it. This happened several times during my playthrough of Aztec Sun Keno, I’m pleased to say. The most I won while playing the game was 14.4x my bet, which I won by matching six out of 10 numbers.

My next biggest payout was 10x, which was the reward for matching five numbers on the grid. I did win quite often, though most of the time it was by matching just one or two numbers.

One thing that I didn’t like about this game was that it only used 36 numbers. There are many other keno games with 80 numbers in play, and you can pick up to 20, not just 10 like in Aztec Sun Keno.

I think if this game used a larger grid with more numbers to choose from, and had the game pick more numbers, it would be more enjoyable. Still, it serves well as an introduction to keno for those who haven’t played the game before.

It’s also suitable for those who enjoy keno but want a faster-paced version of the game. If anything, the 2x multiplier is good and can lead to some decent payouts, including the top win of 80x.