Bell of Fortune Game Review

Background

Just about everything in this slot is optimized around mobile play, and while it’s also available for desktop it’s easier to appreciate its qualities on the small screen. This is about as traditional a fruit machine game as you’re likely to find in a modern slot, and it’s got all of your favourite fruity symbols, including oranges, strawberries, plums and bells. Apart from a handy paytable that the slot provides there’s not a huge amount else on screen, with just the three reels and the betting options. The graphics themselves are reasonable, and while the symbols look pretty simple and cartoon style, the effect is a pretty good approximation of a reel life slot screen with even the reflection off the ‘glass’ on the reels being depicted.

The simple and bold visuals are clearly mobile-optimized, as are the simple rules and gameplay options, such as the use of just one row and three reels. While this clearly makes for fewer options for the player, it also means it’s easy and fun to play and that there aren’t all kinds of hoops to jump through in order to make wins. It also means it’s not ideal for high rollers because the £/$/€0.75 betting limit is extremely low, and lends itself more to quick and frequent wins than big jackpots. You’ll also want to make bigger bets where possible because the 94.12% RTP isn’t great, and you’ll need to make the most of the wins you manage.

Bonuses

One of the major disadvantages of this game is that there aren’t any bonus games at all, not even a free spin or pick and win round, but there is at least a progressive jackpot to keep you excited. This is activated through the main game and can be won simply by landing three bells on the reels, while the jackpot itself changes minute to minute and is effectively unlimited. The great benefit of this is that the big progressive jackpot is literally only a spin away, so you don’t have to work particularly hard in order to hit it even if it’s not very likely.