The design in Jackpot Bells is as basic as you’ll see anywhere - the plain white reels include all the fruity favourites you’d find on an old school one-armed bandit. You’ll see cherries which award up to 30 coins per payline followed by lemons which pay up to 40x, oranges up to 50x and plums up to 60x.
More lucrative still are the grapes which pay 20, 45 or 100 coins if you land 3, 4 or 5 in a line. Next come the melons. Find 3, 4 or 5 of these in a line and you’ll pocket an award of 25, 100 or 250 coins. Best of the lot is the lucky red 7. Land 3, 4 or 5 of these in combination and you’ll pocket an impressive payout of some 50, 200 or 1,500 coins.
The other symbol you’ll see spinning around the reels is the bell - this is the wild and substitutes for everything. Whenever a wild lands, it expands to fill the whole of the reel. There are no traditional features on offer here. The only bonus on offer is a progressive jackpot - fill the whole of the screen with wild bells and you’ll trigger the big one.
Jackpot Bells won’t be a slot game for you if you like your games to come with extras like free spins or pick me rounds. This is a totally stripped back offering. The expanding wilds can serve up some quality action though.
This is a slot game for fans of classic fruit machines. There little in the way of extras but for a very well-constructed blast from the past you won’t go too far wrong with Jackpot Bells. If it’s progressive jackpots you’re after, Jackpot Giant is recommended.