Double Game 2

Double Game 2 Review

A smaller studio has been releasing a steady stream of games. In this review, we’ll examine the Double Game 2 slot, a follow-up to the original Double Game. It features a playing field with 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 paylines, but its retro design lacks visual appeal.

The visuals of Double Game 2 are quite underwhelming. While retro fruit slots can evoke nostalgia, this game goes too far, and the inconsistent visual style detracts from the overall experience. The game's 2021 release date is not apparent from its appearance!

Let’s examine the slot’s math model. The game’s volatility is medium, with no information about a jackpot. The possible RTP values are 94% and 97%, and various bet levels are available.

Double Game 2 Slot Features

Double Game 2 has 10 pay symbols: 6 low pays, 2 mid pays, and 2 high pays. The low pays include two types of BAR symbols, cherries, lemons, oranges, and plums, awarding up to 16x your bet for five-of-a-kind. Grapes and melons, the mid pays, pay up to 32x your bet for a full combo. The high pays consist of yellow sevens and red sevens, which even pay out in sets of two symbols. Five red sevens will award you with 200x your bet!

There are also Wilds and Scatters. Wilds substitute for other pay symbols, doubling all wins they are involved in. Scatters trigger the slot’s only feature.

That feature is the Double Game feature, triggered by landing 3+ Scatters. This awards 10 bonus spins, which are not free spins. Instead, these bonus spins occur after regular spins on a different reel set, and the goal is to match bonus spin symbols with preceding regular spin symbols for coin wins. Additional bonus spins can be won.

Review Summary

Although the bonus spins concept of Double Game 2 is unique, the basic execution makes it difficult to recommend. The audiovisual presentation is lacking, and little exists besides the bonus spins, which rarely trigger. Overall, the Double Game 2 slot isn’t worth your time.