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More Cash is not burdened with subtle allusions or elaborate universes. The GameArt developers know that you want to win big, and they have decided that their game should be exactly about that.

The action takes place on Wall Street, with several tall skyscrapers standing in the background of the game screen. A red filter has been applied to most of the screen, with the reels standing out in a luminous blue shade. Plenty of details evoking banknotes and coins have also been added to the game universe.

The game comes with classic, retro sound effects that do not add much to the actual game universe. Overall, More Cash offers a rather basic look and a cold atmosphere. But as we said, the game is all about the money after all.

More Cash makes use of a standard GameArt gameplay, so if you have a little experience with other games of the same developers, then you are in familiar territory and will understand how a slot works. Otherwise, here are a few tips to make sure you get a fast and smooth start.

The game is set on five spinning reels with three symbols displayed on each of them at the end of your turn. You have 15 paylines in total to bet on, and the arrows at the bottom of the game screen are there to let you adjust your bet size according to how adventurous you are feeling. Click the green Spin button to place your bet. After each win, you have the option to double your cash reward with a mini guessing game. Find the colour of a spinning virtual card to do so, and repeat as many times as you wish to. However, a single mistake will take you back to the reels empty-handed in an instant.

Use the Autoplay function in order to put the reels on autopilot mode for as long as you wish. Your winnings will be automatically added to your credit total along the way, so you can focus on the actual action taking place in front of your eyes.

The paytable of More Cash is mostly made out of money-related symbols, but not entirely. You could actually split it into two separate groups of icons.

The first group contains classic card-inspired symbols with low payout. The number 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace are the most common of all reel symbols so you will have plenty of opportunities to score multiple winning combinations with them during your game.

Things get more interesting with the Piggy Bank, the Cash Bags, the Credit Cards, the Banknotes and the Gold Bars. All these items are worth a lot of money, and that is the whole point of More Cash. Nothing more, and certainly nothing less.

More Cash would not be quite the same without its special features that add a little extra to the entire game.

The Dollar Coin is the first special symbol. It acts as a Wild card, able to take the place of any basic symbol listed in the previous section of this review. This little coin can easily multiply you chances to win big. By doing so, the Coin also multiplies your reward by up to four times instantly. Combinations of Coins on a payline can also trigger up to 20 Free Spins, during which a Black Coin shows up randomly to act as an extra Wild able to expand to an entire reel. That is a lot of options to win some extra cash along the way.

Finally, the Scale symbol is a Scatter that triggers sizeable wins regardless of its position on the screen. With three or more of them anywhere at the same time, you wallet will feel noticeably heavier.

More Cash displays two sides at the same time: a cold and classic universe with no real appeal and great winning possibilities at the same time.

It will be ultimately up to you to decide which side matters most for you as the player, there are no cheats available so you will have to rely on pure luck.