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A couple of starry-themed slots have already hit the casino markets across different platforms. NetEnt's Starburst and NextGen Gaming's Starmania both received critical acclaim but the graphics in this one are something else. The original version of Starry Nights looked sweet enough but the HD version is glorious and it is credit to Everi for doing a classy job with its upgrade.

The reels could arguably be a bit dynamic, however. The astral theme allows for moving planets and shooting stars but we see none of that here. The symbols on the reels are all space-related. A comet, sun, and moon are all displayed on the reels along with the regular 9-through-to-Ace symbols which are set against a cheap-looking starry backdrop which looks like it is meant to be set in a small-time theatre due to the spotlights at the bottom of the reels.

Starry Night has a fair bit about it in the form of the features. It certainly feels like the game play is just as strong as the visual aspects of the game - and that's encouraging. The question is whether the substance is there when we dig a little deeper.

When Starry Nights first plays it feels a little light in substance. The low maximum bet value will be disappointing for those that love a big stake but on the whole this is a slot that has a lot more going for it than it first suggests.

It is now obvious why Everi backed it with a HD re-release. The graphics are gorgeous and the gameplay matches the look. It would even be great to see the developer look at a 3D version next.