CASINOS WITH Aztec Magic Megaways in Great Britain
Aztec Magic Megaways Review
Finally, the game developer has released their very first title with the dynamic reels engine. The Mesoamerican-inspired theme is reminiscent of previous releases with similar visuals. The gameplay is also carried over into this Megaways debut.
The base game is quite simple, and there is no progressive multiplier or even cascading wins. You’ll have to rely on the up to 117,649 win ways combined with occasional multiplier wilds up to x3. The wilds are sticky in the bonus round, and the x2 Chance ante bet doubles your feature chances. The bonus buy option is available in some jurisdictions, but not the UK, and overall this is a mediocre release.
Aztec Magic Megaways Features
The premium symbols pay between 0.8 and 10 x your stake for 6 of a kind wins, and the Aztec Pyramid Wild steps in for all regular pay symbols to help complete winning combinations. The wild may be assigned with a multiplier of x2 or x3 at random times, and these combine if more than one multiplier wild is involved in the same win. The wild cannot appear on reel 1.
The Sun Disc Scatter triggers the Bonus Round when you land at least 3 anywhere in view, and you get 8, 10, 12 or 16 free spins when you land 3, 4, 5 or 6 scatters, respectively. All wilds that land during the bonus round become sticky on the reel they land on, and they accumulate towards the top position after one spin.
The Chance x2 Feature can be switched on/off between base game spins, and it doubles your bonus round chances. You’ll have to pay 50 % extra per spin though, but it’s definitely something to consider. Alternatively, non-UK players can buy the bonus round for 100x their total stake. This awards 3+ guaranteed scatters on the spin that follows.
The 200 Spins Aztec Magic Megaways Experience
You get a small taste of the base game, before the bonus round is purchased. It starts around the 1-minute mark, and 4 scatters gave 10 free spins. The sticky wilds landed a couple of decent payouts, and you can see for yourself how it fared.
Review Summary
The game developer has perhaps not chosen the most original theme, but the pace of the game is excellent with the turbo switched on and if the spin button is held down. This is also due to the fact that there is no cascading wins mechanic to slow things down, so getting to the bonus round doesn’t have to take all that long.
It goes even faster with the x2 Chance ante bet turned on, of course, and the sticky wilds you get can certainly do damage at certain times. This is not least the case if sticky multiplier wilds are landed, and the 12,960x potential is decent enough for this engine. It's good that big wins are displayed relative to your stake, in addition to the total sum, but overall this is not a very memorable first effort with the dynamic reels engine.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Wilds w/ x1, x2 or x3 multipliers | Overused Aztec theme |
| Play with up to 117,649 Megaways | No real base game features |
| Bonus Round w/ sticky wilds | |
| Win up to 12,960x your stake |
If you enjoy Aztec Magic Megaways you should also try:
Similar game - has cascading wins, as well as a hold-and-win style bonus round with improvable reel multipliers. You can win 3 fixed jackpots also, and the max win is a solid win amount.
Related game - is the Deluxe version of an earlier title, and both games have clearly inspired the Megaways version. All wild wins are tripled, and scatters awards free spins. The volatility is a casual medium, and you can win up to a decent stake.
Alternative game - features wilds and sticky wilds. Wilds are always sticky in the bonus round, which comes with a potential win.
