The design here will be familiar to anyone who has ever played Tetris before - the reels are made up of lower value A to 10 playing cards which award up to 15 coins. They’re joined by Z, Square, L, T and I shaped blocks. The I is the top payer, awarding 20, 50 of 150 coins if you land 3, 4 or 5 on adjacent reel. There are 3 extras on offer in Tetris Super Jackpots:
Tetrimino feature - this can activate randomly on any spin. 1 or 2 Tetriminos will be placed on or above the reels and will appear as a watermarked block. They can appear as their standard shape or in a rotated form. All positions covered with a Tetrimino will transform into 1 of the standard block symbols. It’s possible to add up to 4 extra rows here to boost your winning chances.
Free Games Bonus feature - land scatters on the middle 3 reels to trigger this round which is played on an expanded 5 reel, 8 row reel set. Any winning combination that hits during the free spins leaves a Tetrimino watermark which will then fall to the bottom of the reels (just like in the video game). Fill 2 rows with watermarked symbols and you’ll get a special bonus prize. The broken watermarks will cascade down to the bottom of the reels. The free spins continue until the watermark breaks through to the top of the reels.
Jackpot Bonus feature - his can only be triggered from within the Free Games Bonus feature. Look out for the special Gold Watermark. If this breaks through the top, you’ll win the Minor or Major Jackpot.
Just like the original, Tetris Super Jackpots is simple, repetitive game. That’s no bad thing of course. It’s not the most thrilling in terms of design but delivers plenty of action. If you were a fan of the original Tetris then this slot game/video game hybrid should have plenty of appeal. If you like video games, Space Invaders from Playtech is a good place to start.