Developer Play 'N Go is certainly eclectic in its musical tastes. Joining the hip hop themed Pimped and the classic Royal Masquerade comes this hi-energy offering which plays out to a beat heavy, dance music soundtrack.
The reels themselves take their inspiration from a classic fruit machine - look out for cherries, lemons, bells, bars and lucky 7s of the reels. The latter is the top payer, awarding 1,500 coins if you find 5 in a payline. Joining them are low value playing card symbols from A-10.
Looking a little like the lady from the opening credits of TV show Tales of the Unexpected (one for the teenagers there), the silhouetted dancer is the wild - she can expand to fill the entire reel when she hits. Whenever the wild hits, it will trigger a re-spin with the stacked wild remaining in place for that extra spin.
Find 2 or more wilds and you'll be awarded at least 5 win spins - that is free spins that are guaranteed winners. Each wild can remain in place for up to 3 spins if a new wilds hit on the previous spin. It's possible to hit 20 re-spins in all. Needless to say, the win spins are the key to winning big in Spin Party. Trigger the free spins then find more wilds and the cashier can really start to rocket.
If you look beyond the music and animations, Spin Party is really a very simple slot. The win spins are an excellent feature but be warned, they don't hit that often - this is a very volatile slot. If you can cope with the swings then there's plenty to enjoy.
The visuals are basic but will give old school players a twinge of nostalgia. The beat heavy soundtrack is central to the theme but even if dance music isn't your bag the features make this well worth playing. Get lucky with the win spins and it can certainly be party time. If Win Spins sound appealing, the aforementioned Royal Masquerade is a much better alternative theme wise (and it’s also high variance).