The reason for this is so that the multiplier will begin playing, gifting out the joy that only a x2 win can give us. They’ve done so in such a way that it creates a wall of symbols, taking up one whole square of the grid at a time. Card SuitsĪ lot of online slot machines have card values popping up all over the place, a lot of the time without the suits, but here the brand have chosen to use them. Whether it’s deliberate or not (and we’re guessing not), the bad taste factor Super Hot brings actually works in its favour it adds some much needed depth to an otherwise tired design format. It’s quite hard to look at because the flames look real and yet everything else is so obviously 3D and pixelated it’s like a bad car crash, you want to look away but you just can’t. No, we’re not talking about the Victorian Era you brainboxes, we’re talking about the graphics used on the reels they’re macabre yet cheerful, a revival of the gothic aesthetic with a modern twist.

But no, the brand has treated us to something a bit meatier in Super Hot. The 3 reels have 5 winlines, which actually surprised us as we were expecting a Vegas rendition so accurate it brought a horde of faceless gamblers along for the ride. This game is so hot the polar icecaps are melting. Heat is nice and everything, but we prefer to remain toasty the old fashioned way: wearing extra layers and switching on the heating. We thought we’d seen the last of these flames when we took on the devil in Welcome to Hell 81 and won, but it seems that Wazdan just can’t get enough of getting burned.

If you’re looking to unleash the fires of hell onto earth, look no further than playing Super Hot, a scorching vintage game that keeps it minimal.

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