The design in Starlight Kiss has a real old fashioned feel. The reels include lower value playing cards adorned with flowers as well as boxes of chocolates, love letters, a mysterious blonde and a man holding a red rose. Both of these lovers award up to 700 coins per payline. Land a mixed combination featuring both the man and woman and you’ll pocket 30, 100 or 200 coins.
The best payer is the Starlight Kiss logo which is the wild - it offers awards of 7, 150, 1,000 or 2,000 coins if you land 2, 3, 4 or 5 on a payline. Starlight Kiss comes with 2 bonus features which are as follows:
Romance Bonus feature - land the kissing couple scatter on the middle 3 reels to trigger this round. You’ll then go to a secret garden and pick 3 of the 10 objects - these will reveal coins or hearts. Collected hearts increase the romance meter. After the picks, all of the coin prizes are multiplied by the total in the romance meter - this can boost the payout by up to 10x.
Free Spins feature - this round is triggered by landing 3, 4 or 5 of the country house hotel scatter. As well as a payout equal to 4, 14 or 70 times your total stake you’ll also receive 14 free spins. All payouts from these free spins are doubled. You can re-trigger more free spins here, as well as the pick me round.
Starlight Kiss comes with a healthy dollop of schmaltz - so much so that you’d think it was a Mills and Boon parody. If you can see past the visuals and cheesy soundtrack, there are a couple of decent features on offer here. Expect to get plenty of play for your investment too as the variance here is low.
This slot game certainly won’t be for everyone. The regular wins and classy features won this stony-hearted reviewer over in the end though. If you’re lacking in bankroll but want a little romance in your slots play then Starlight Kiss should do the trick nicely. I would also recommend you try Queen of Hearts Deluxe by Novomatic which has a similar feel.