Monster Buster

Monster Buster Review

Monster Buster is a fantasy-themed game where players take on the role of a marksman, hunting down and eliminating creepy monsters to get rewarded over 1,000x their stake.

Visually, the Monster Buster game isn't particularly impressive. It features simple 3D graphics and animations that appear dated. The soundtrack is jolly and doesn't quite match the theme and gameplay.

The game takes place across a 5-reel, 3-row setup, with 30 ways to win on each spin. There are 9 regular symbols, including classic A-10 card ranks and four different monsters. Winning combinations are formed by landing at least 3 of the same kind adjacently from the leftmost reel, except for the top-paying monster, which only needs two. Matching 5 low symbols awards from 1.66x to 2x your bet, while 5 high symbols award from 4.16x to 16.66x your bet. The young monster hunter boy is a Wild symbol, substituting for any regular symbols. It can also create its own combinations, paying from 2 of a kind, and 41.66x your bet for combinations of five.

The Monster Buster game is accessible from any device, with bets from £0.3 up to £75 per spin. The volatility is medium, and the RTP is 96%. Wins should occur fairly often, but the maximum payout is capped at 1,250x the stake.

Monster Buster Game Features

Look out for Scatter symbols on any reel. Landing 3 or more awards 8 Free Spins with the Hunting Monster feature.

During free games, Energy symbols are added to reel 5. Whenever one lands, it's collected and the hunter shoots a monster. There are four monsters to hunt, and every 4 collected Energy symbols eliminate one monster. Once a monster is shot down, it turns into a Wild for the rest of the bonus, and players receive +3 extra spins. After the transformation, each Energy symbol awards +1 spin.

Review Summary

In conclusion, Monster Buster is an unusual game. The outdated graphics make it seem older than it is, and the straightforward gameplay doesn't provide a particularly exciting gaming experience. The math model, especially the low max win value, is disappointing. Therefore, there aren't many compelling reasons to try Monster Buster.