Vegas Party Slots

Vegas Party Slots is a game about classic Vegas life that loves slot culture and oozes with enthusiasm. If you like classic slots, you’re in for a treat, and should spin Vegas Party Slots up right this minute!

Premise

The premise of Vegas Party Slots is classic Vegas slots. It’s the strip, to be exact. You likely figured that, but we will clear it up right now. It combines many elements from the famous night life there that goes all day, and puts it in a neon slot burrito on a mobile screen for you to enjoy. It is a nice way to give credit to how slots started, as when we play them, we look back to our days in old Vegas which got us hooked on slots in the first place.

Presentation

Graphics in Vegas Party Slots are mostly good, and we have little complaints there. The use of the neons and all other bright things, however, is overbearing if you have delicate tastes. The cards in particular are a bit much, but we still liked everything else, even though it all is likely guilty of the neon plague. It is like a strobe light zapped into you in game form.

Mechanics

Gameplay in Vegas Party Slots is akin to the old Vegas days, which is apt given the theme. Developed by Wager Gaming Technology, being 5 reels and 25 paylines, it does not do one thing different there. The bonus feature is called The Vegas Party Bonus Game, which we give the award for least and laziest name ever, but it padded out our wallets with multipliers, free spins, and so forth, so we welcome it. Betting here goes from a penny to $5. Maximum bets top out at $125, which is middle of the road for a slot like Vegas Party Slots.

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Likes

• Classic and well done theme
• Solidly executed play mechanics
• Decent and varied payouts

Dislikes

• So very colorful
• Gameplay here is not at all innovative
• Mind-bogglingly addictive

Final Thoughts

Vegas Party Slots is a great game set on the Vegas strip that you can play even if you’re drunk. You can choose to not be drunk we guess, but we feel being mostly sober in Vegas is a sin. If you love classic slots, Vegas, and money, this game takes that excitement which started an industry and spins it into a slot. If not, you would likely be better off playing a more subdued game that we ourselves would not like as much, so we just cannot be friends.