Net Entertainment games are usually easy on the eye and that’s the case with Vegas Party. The palm trees and casinos of Sin City form the backdrop to the reels here. Those reels include lower value A to 9 symbols plus a quartet of human characters.
You’ll see a pirate and flame-haired Irishwoman who award up to 250 coins if you land 5 in combination, a James Bond lookalike who awards up to 500 coins and a winking Egyptian queen who pays up to 500 coins. The best of the standard symbols is the LeoVegas casino chip - land 3, 4 or 5 of these on adjacent reels and you’ll pocket 50, 250 or 1,000 coins. They’re joined by a female jester who is the game’s wild - she doesn’t offer any specific pays but she does replace all other symbols.
There aren’t any bonus features on offer in Vegas Party but there’s one feature that should keep you coming back for more - on each spin, the reels are linked with matching symbols. Most of the time you’ll end up with 2 matching sets of symbols on adjacent reels. These can spread though so you could end up with 3, 4 or even all 5 reels showing matching combinations. The 2 adjacent symbols that kick things off on each spin can land on any reel. This is known as the Linked Reels feature.
The gameplay may be simple but there is plenty of action here thanks to the linked symbols - as far as variance goes, we’d put Vegas Party in the medium range. Don’t expect to land the big 4 and 5 linked reels very often but watch out when you do. If they include the higher value symbols, some big results are possible – up to 2,160 times your total stake.
As you’d expect given the title, the design here has a party feel complete with a bouncing backing track. There may not be much in the way of extras but the matching reels keep the pace up. If you’ve previously enjoyed Twin Spin, then you’ll find more of the same here. This is one Vegas Party you won’t want to miss.