Cash Caper Slot Review 2024

Cash Caper, Cryptologic's 5 reel slot which has 3 paylines, offers players a $100 top jackpot and as features gives them access to rounds with free spins.

This slot is a bit unusual in every respect. It looks like the developers did a bit of an experiment here and it's up to you to decide if you like it or not. The action takes place inside a bank, where a robbery is taking place. The two heroes of the slot are the guard and the robber, and the guard seems to be asleep. The two are placed on both sides of the reels, which look unusual, giving you half of a banknote or coin. If you manage to match a banknote or a coin, you win what's written on it. The symbols of the game are all banknotes and coins, and since you get to win what is written on them, there are no paytables to worry about. The design is not one that would impress, but at least it's different, and that's something that every developer should try once in a while. The symbols used in the game are all coins and banknotes that you can win, so you get the $0.25 coin, plus banknotes of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 and $100.

The player gets to decide on how many lines he wants to wager in this game, the limits being 1 to 3. The player also chooses the coin value, which is between $0.20 and $1. The maximum wager in this game is only $3. Since you win the amount written on the banknote you match, you can win up to $100 this way.

A money bag symbol will sometimes appear, and if the player gets to match the two halves he gains access to a bonus round. The player has to pick one of the five different deposit boxes from the safe, and he gets a prize from it. In some cases the prize is accompanied by a golden key, and if that happens the player gets to progress to the next round.

During this next round, the player gets a huge wheel which will spin and the player will get a number of spins for free from it.

Truly unique games are rare, and when a developer tries to do something different it's a good idea to check it out and see if it's not something that you want implemented in the future in more slots.