Solomons Mines Slots

Solomons Mines Slots by Wager Gaming Technology copies ideas from better-executed games, but they don't come together well. It thrives on its jackpots, but that's about it. If you're playing slots for the money, Solomons Mines Slots is for you. Otherwise, you may prefer our other offerings.

Premise

The premise of Solomons Mines Slots revolves around an ancient mine and the legends associated with it.

Presentation

Graphics in Solomons Mines Slots look poorly done—as if the artist didn't know how to ‘art.’ The colors are off, the UI is a poor fit, and the top logo is so poorly executed that the whole game looks like a last-minute job. The card symbols seem taken from another game but fit the theme well enough. We had to think hard about matching some beyond the obvious, meaning the overall look is really bad at times. It's somewhat funny how odd it looks, likely unintentional—like a bad movie so awful it's entertaining.

Mechanics

Gameplay in Solomons Mines Slots is tried-and-true. Everything is familiar. The saving graces are the generous jackpot options and bets from a penny to $10 per line. This makes the 5-reel, 25-payline setup more interesting. The bonus round takes you inside Solomon's mines, but it feels like a cheap afterthought. The high jackpots are the main draw, awkward as that is given the rest.

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Likes

• High payout potential
• Lots of jackpots

Dislikes

• Everything else in the game

Verdict

Solomons Mines Slots didn't try hard visually, upping payouts and jackpots instead. That's fine—we wish they'd spend a bit of the profits on better looks. It looks so bad it circles back to kinda good, spoof-style but without the laughs. Fans of the tale won't enjoy it. If you want big money and time to grind, it's a decent choice despite the flaws.