New Slot Announcement Monopoly Rush Hour by Big Time Gaming

[dunover]

Monopoly Rush Hour is a 256-way game where up to 4 of the tokens or counters (top hat, ship, shoe and dog) can move around the board collecting rewards and multipliers. I tried it and made a video to give you an idea, it looks complicated at first but is quite straightforward, not sure how to make it pay anything....

 

[incrediblestuff]

I played it for a bit the other day, seems refreshing in terms of mechanics but that may be because i didn't get wtf was going on

Rare enough in itself, but hey! I'll watch the video when i get back, maybe you can explain what's going on

 

[slotmaster]

Watched the demo yesterday, and they did not explain what was going on lol.

 

[dunover]

It's an easy game, simply get dice overlays in FS on reels for 0-4 coloured counters to move round the board, starting in 4 corners. Collect multipliers and cash amounts and get extra spins landing on stations. Cash amounts increase by 'extra houses/hotel' from chance cards. Whichever counter moves, uses its multiplier when landing on a reward position of houses/hotel or utilities.

It's basically a slight variation of Vegas Megaquads mechanic-wise.

I played 50 bonus rounds, 110x to buy and only 3 paid over 200x, and then only just. VERY HARD to win big on.

 

[satchnz]

I just gave this a spin. I found it pretty simple to understand and the mechanics to be quite nice. I managed to hit a bonus from a Community Chest card, and it paid a modest 83x. I was already 4x in profit when the bonus hit.

It was also nice to play a slot that wasn’t spinlossspinlossspinloss (i.e. the slower pace appealed). Will play again.

 

[M!ke]

I just gave this a spin. I found it pretty simple to understand and the mechanics to be quite nice. I managed to hit a bonus from a Community Chest card, and it paid a modest 83x. I was already 4x in profit when the bonus hit.

It was also nice to play a slot that wasn’t spinlossspinlossspinloss (i.e. the slower pace appealed). Will play again.

I guess it's not hard to understand, but when I watched Dunover's video, my eyes were darting all over to keep track of what was happening during the bonus round.

 

[dunover]

I guess it's not hard to understand, but when I watched Dunover's video, my eyes were darting all over to keep track of what was happening during the bonus round.

Yes, it's hard to follow the 4 counters as they go around the board, they really should be lit up or something. Then of course, due to the graphics and artwork, the amounts offered by any paying property are not displayed as the houses increase or upgrade to hotels. Then you have to look across to the counter card on the left to see which multiplier is being applied to this amount you cannot see.

 

[M!ke]

Yes, it's hard to follow the 4 counters as they go around the board, they really should be lit up or something. Then of course, due to the graphics and artwork, the amounts offered by any paying property are not displayed as the houses increase or upgrade to hotels. Then you have to look across to the counter card on the left to see which multiplier is being applied to this amount you cannot see.

LOL, I don't know the values of hotels and houses on properties, then I had to look at the current multiplier for the symbol that landed on the property. Each time a player piece landed on a property was like Christmas - didn't know what you'd get.

I knew when you landed on boardwalk, which had a hotel on it, it'd be big though.

Also, it seems like the houses and hotels are randomized at the beginning of each bonus round. There's just a lot goin on in that game. I guess they tried to one up Monopoly slots from other providers.