80's Night Life Slot machine review

80's Night Life

If the 80's were a period in your life that you want to experience again, make sure you check out 80's Night Life, a Slot designed by iSoftBet's designers that is a modern 5 reel title with up to 20 lines to be selected. Payouts tend to be quite impressive here, with $100,000 on the line and with the features giving you a helping hand being wilds and their multipliers plus scatter symbols.

While the subject of the theme will probably appeal to many players, the implementation and the actual design will probably not be as popular. Unfortunately you will find that the graphics do actually look like they were designed in the 80's for computers of that era. They lack the details and the precision of the modern drawing style that would make them pleasant and easy on the eyes. Instead, we're getting a brightly colored logo with various characters of the night life of that era, dressed as cowboys, sailors, bikers, cowboys and Indians. Things don't get any better if you look at the other symbols, as they're simple letters that if you put together in the proper way will spell YMCA, the title of a popular song of that era interpreted by people dressed as the characters we mentioned above.

You will get a chance to place a bet that goes up to 100 coins, if you have the budget for that kind of investment. Each line that you want to select will get between 1 and 5 coins (also a decision for you to make). The third decision is the coin denomination, whose range is between $0.10 and $1.00 A wager of $100 can give a payout of up to $100,000.

The multiplier wild is a feature that gets a lot of attention in this game, one of the better additions that does make up a bit for the weak graphics. You get two types of wilds, the X2 and the X4. Both of them will substitute for other icons, so you can get a paying combination when you might not have gotten anything otherwise. On top of that, they will multiply the payout by either 2x or by 4x, depending on which was contributed.

While the game's design wouldn't appeal to those that usually go after the latest releases with pretty graphics and animations, it might just be the right thing for the true fan of the 80's.