Agent Cash Slots
Agent Cash Slots is akin to a less affluent Bond film that's B movie bad and won us over for that reason. That likely wasn't their intent, but it looks good for how badly it all came together in the end. If it had been better, it'd have been great, but right now it's merely good for the right audience.
We recommend checking out this game. It's well worth avid slot player's time, and for those new to the genre.
Premise of Agent Cash Slots
The premise of the game wants so badly to be James Bond but they clearly lacked the license and money to do that. It is over the top in nature like the TV show known as Archer, but not quite as well done. It is not at all bad, but that is the general idea they ended up going in, throwing usual genre tropes into the mix with a tongue in cheek style that only looks have intended to come out this way.
Presentation in Agent Cash Slots
The graphics in this slot are funny to look at, intentionally or not. Everything is crisp, cool, colorful, and compelling to look at. The faces are somewhat oversized looking and out of place, and there is enough neon saturation to give some folks a big headache. This quirky look makes things more fun, however, despite how it sounds.
There's an amateur look to it that makes it feel fun and endearing, and it has all the usual genre mainstays you've come to adore.
Gameplay Mechanics in Agent Cash Slots
Gameplay here is mostly decent. It's 5 reels and 30 pay lines, which is the norm, but it's got Bond, so we'll give it a pass.
Betting here goes from a penny to $10. Maximum bets cap out at $300, just as Bond would have it.
The Vertical Wild is the bonus fare here, which we love despite not understanding the name.
Liked
+ Theme is nice + Bond game! + Pays great + Plays great
Disliked
- Highly addictive - Standard play mechanics
Conclusion - The Bottom Line on Agent Cash Slots
This game is low budget and Bondy, making it one of those games that's easy to play, fun for short or long play sessions, and sucks you in the longer you go with it.